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00:00:30.000 Hooray. Welcome. It is here. Election day.

00:00:38.340 Oh, I, you know, happy midterm day. I had no idea Dr. Drew interviewed Alan Dershowitz. I'm

00:00:44.760 going to have to watch it. Oh, Dr. Drew. Good morning, Crusher. Good morning, everybody. And

00:00:51.000 you know what? And happy birthday to, oh my gosh, when I watched the replay yesterday,

00:00:55.380 the november birthdays in this group is insanity so happy birthday to all of you hey jim courtney

00:01:04.260 including sonia oh i know my sister she's marcella's sister every all of the other kids

00:01:14.900 me and the other kids my my two brothers they're all july and so she had her own birthday lucky

00:01:20.620 lucky lucky um so you guys owen's off today you know important midterm election day work he has

00:01:29.100 to do and he'll be back tomorrow but marcella won't be here tomorrow but i'll be here okay

00:01:37.580 i got that out of the way um so we have a great show for you today you guys it was tough today i

00:01:45.100 I got to tell you, I went down a rabbit hole last night. I was telling Marcella there's some sick

00:01:50.460 shit coming out of Ukraine. And I know it's probably not exclusive to Ukraine. We'll probably 1.00

00:01:56.560 get into it later in the week. I don't really want to talk about it today, but man, it had me up.

00:02:02.160 And I was like, am I hallucinating? Anyway, crazy stuff. And again, I read all your comments,

00:02:09.260 you guys. I can't do every news story that's ever in the news because people will be like,

00:02:13.560 why can't we do this? You didn't talk about that. I can't talk about all of it. I don't

00:02:17.440 have time. It's crazy. They want an eight hour show. I mean, with us, maybe one day we'll do

00:02:25.860 an eight hour show, Marcella. You can watch us order DoorDash like Scott and eat our food and

00:02:32.040 all that. All right. So we have a lesson from Scott today. I said to Marcella, I think we need

00:02:41.220 Scott today because it's just, it's so annoying, all of this news. It's just so annoying and like

00:02:48.340 listening to like, you know, like there's nothing we can do now, but vote if you haven't. So, you

00:02:54.920 know, we'll have a little bit of, um, updating on the election, I guess, but there's nothing

00:03:01.360 much left to say. So we are going to have a fun little show. Um, I need a sip. My top third is

00:03:09.020 so hot, steamy, and frothy, and I cannot wait to just have some. So are you guys ready? Is

00:03:15.860 everybody ready? You too. I see you're ready. Rumble. Look at Rumble today. And good morning,

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00:03:29.480 just be careful. Don't take your eye off the road for too long. Okay. Let's do it.

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00:04:01.880 Ah.

00:04:04.160 I feel as if even remdesivir works now.

00:04:11.840 It's because of the coffee.

00:04:13.400 If you add coffee to any therapeutic or vaccine, it's more effective.

00:04:20.820 A lot of people don't know that, but that's why I'm here, to educate you.

00:04:26.040 Who knew?

00:04:27.360 Okay.

00:04:27.800 Thank you, Dr. Scott.

00:04:29.460 And Marcella's doctor attorney, Marcella.

00:04:31.780 uh yeah you know a lot of the chat calls you doctor because you said i'm a doctor of

00:04:36.800 i am yes rigorous doctor rigorous doctor that's what it is yeah yeah um and goldie did i see you

00:04:43.900 say look at scott's cute hair oh my god scott ritchie you're killing me um that's his trey

00:04:49.420 gowdy hair yep gotta put a little mohawk for him um scott ritchie shout out to you

00:04:56.700 your memes and your AI pictures of Marcella and I are hysterical. And I think Lucinda,

00:05:06.200 oh, I think it was you. Somebody yesterday wrote in the chat, like, hi to Erica reading the

00:05:11.720 comments in the future. And that was funny. So thanks, you guys. My name is Erica. I'm with

00:05:17.620 Marcella. You're at the Scott Adams School on midterm election day here in America.

00:05:23.700 and I know there's elections going on everywhere. So today is the last opportunity you have

00:05:31.080 legally to go vote. What happens? Not the last, but the last legal opportunity.

00:05:38.340 The last legal opportunity. So pick how you want to vote. With that being said,

00:05:45.780 oh, so I have two clips to kick off. I have to do one at a time. So one, this was on Joe

00:05:53.680 Rogan. And you guys correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the guest speaking, I think his

00:05:58.840 name is Forrest Galante. He's a really cool guy. He's got like the coolest job and I can't

00:06:04.140 remember what it all is. And it really doesn't matter, but look at this. This is sort of

00:06:08.940 a cat video mixed in with, with Joe Rogan. Take a, take a look at this.

00:06:13.340 Uh, um, spy tech they put in city cats. Do you know about this?

00:06:17.280 No.

00:06:18.280 Oh dude. There's some amazing ones.

00:06:19.440 Spy tech and cats.

00:06:20.920 So during World War II, Jamie would have to confirm what city this was in.

00:06:25.220 I believe it was the Russians used to put little hearing devices in street cats

00:06:28.800 because the Brits would go and meet in back alleys and have meetings,

00:06:34.420 but there were feral cats everywhere.

00:06:36.080 So they'd have all these cats running around with these wires in their brains and stuff

00:06:39.760 and these little, yeah, acoustic kitties.

00:06:42.220 That's it, the CIA.

00:06:44.020 Dude, how crazy is this?

00:06:45.620 acoustic kitty was a central intelligence agency project launched by the directorate of science

00:06:52.620 and technology in the late 1960s in the 1960s intended to use cats to spy on the kremlin

00:06:58.120 in the soviet embassies

00:07:00.080 right now don't worry george and stella are not quite smart enough for this type of thing they

00:07:09.400 would just go walk away and lay down but i i mean that was smart right very smart

00:07:15.340 if there's cats running around and you're in an alley chatting i like it marcella it's probably

00:07:22.220 still done you never know yeah and i mean allegedly we use dolphins in the navy right

00:07:29.660 and they will strap okay allegedly yeah but i think this is true i think this is true you guys

00:07:36.900 tell me in the chat where they would like strap a bomb to a dolphin okay don't worry no dolphins

00:07:42.920 are hurt and they train them to swim to another vessel, like an enemy vessel. And they, the bomb

00:07:49.820 has a magnet and it goes underneath the ship and they put it on the ship and swim away. Okay. Tell

00:07:54.860 me, am I crazy? But I swear I've heard this. It's probably, if it's not true, maybe somebody's

00:08:01.260 watching and taking notes. Or I saw it in a movie either way, but. There's a lot of Persian cats in

00:08:09.040 Iran. So, yeah. Oh, true. Metal Seer says it's true. All right. I have one confirmation. That's

00:08:17.600 all I need. Okay. Good night, everybody. You've heard that. Okay. The cats didn't cooperate.

00:08:25.480 So anyway, that was one thing I wanted to get off the bat because I'm just like, see,

00:08:30.060 cats are useful, whether they want to be or not. That cat was forced into its use.

00:08:34.440 the other thing i wanted to kick off with before um this whole election day was oh gosh nate 1.00

00:08:43.520 friedman it was nate friedman was in michigan i just love this lady because she's so pissed but

00:08:49.700 she has no choice and i don't know i i like her let's just take a listen and i i find this hopeful

00:08:56.760 who are you supporting for the senate election i'm even though i don't like him one bit i'm

00:09:01.880 supporting Mike Rogers. Okay. And what makes you want to support Mike Rogers, even though you don't

00:09:06.300 like him? The fact that he's not El Saeed and that he's not an anti-Semite that I know about,

00:09:13.500 even though he might be. And I just don't trust El Saeed at all. And why don't you trust him?

00:09:21.800 Because he has not, even during his debate, during the debate with Rogers, he would not

00:09:27.120 clearly answer a question, I found that very disturbing. I've never voted for a Republican

00:09:33.620 in my life. Wow. So are the Muslim Brotherhood connections to Syed's family, is that of concern?

00:09:41.080 What are the biggest concerns you see? That is a big concern. And the fact that he denies it all.

00:09:46.000 And during the debate, the question was asked, which is the worst danger to the United States?

00:09:57.120 Which is the worst danger to the United States?

00:10:00.960 Is it Iran or is it Israel?

00:10:03.220 And he would not answer that question.

00:10:06.020 That was a huge issue.

00:10:09.720 Also, I wasn't that determined one way or the other

00:10:12.840 until I heard the rabbi from Temple of Israel, Josh Bennett, give his sermon.

00:10:17.560 And I felt that really helped me figure out where I was.

00:10:21.880 So you've never voted a Republican in your life.

00:10:24.140 Right. That is true. 0.97

00:10:25.820 Did you ever think he would?

00:10:27.120 i never thought i would i never thought i would i love how she says that um yeah so you know 0.91

00:10:36.320 marcella maybe islam's gonna cure tds um well i i don't know but um definitely communism will

00:10:48.160 so yeah because the thing is he's not the religion part the religion part let alone

00:10:54.720 the communist message and i can't even say it the the anti-fem feminist that he is the anti

00:11:03.560 you know anti-gay anti-transvesti and try everything that the democratic party stands

00:11:11.560 for and yet he's the leader he's going to be the leader of the michigan senator how is that you

00:11:17.240 know even if you guys at home don't agree with those things they do the democrats do and how

00:11:22.060 come they're voting someone like him i i don't understand nobody like she said he's been asked

00:11:29.320 questions he's been put on the he's been put um to the test and he's not able to answer who our

00:11:37.200 enemy is between israel and iran he's not able to answer what would happen if his little girls had 0.95

00:11:43.340 to deal with a man coming into their bathroom that's dressed as a woman like those are easy 0.73

00:11:49.200 things those are like 80 20 90 10 issues so she did good for herself that lady you know 0.84

00:11:56.480 she realized she went beyond like the progressive idea that we need to vote in our enemy yeah i i

00:12:05.120 know i was like you could see it's hard for her to say it out loud but you know what once you say it

00:12:10.560 it's okay you did it you ripped the band-aid off and you're just like you know what i'm not insane

00:12:14.480 uh i'm a democrat at heart but i'm not insane so good for her good for you lady good for you 0.86

00:12:20.380 and i hope your dog's okay um okay she is a dog yes she is a dog and i love how she threw in the

00:12:28.720 oi um that was so cute okay so the other thing i wanted to talk about we didn't talk about

00:12:35.280 yet marcella i mean sorry yeah it's gonna be erica and marcella it's gonna be yin yang like

00:12:42.880 worry war not worried um i mean we did touch on this but i have two joe rogan clips today so funny

00:12:49.580 um yes and i i love joe i love him but it's this whole thing i put a post on x the other day say

00:12:58.300 and it was some guy i don't even know who the guy was but he was talking about these warnings that

00:13:02.680 other countries are getting about you know potential not a potential attack i don't want

00:13:08.540 to put it that way because nobody said potential attack, but there's countries that are saying,

00:13:12.400 you know what, have some water and food enough for, it's somewhere between three days and two

00:13:18.320 weeks, different countries, depending on what they're saying. And so, you know, then you're

00:13:22.320 like, I'm never going to get scared and like fall for the bullshit like we did with COVID and you're 0.97

00:13:27.000 not going to like freak me out. So there's a part of me that's like, all right, I'm not falling for 0.97

00:13:31.920 it. Like I said, never again with COVID and whatever. But then I'm like, well, it is true

00:13:37.100 that if you could, if you're just prepared, then you don't have to be worried. Like just have some

00:13:41.680 stuff in your house, blah, blah, blah. Okay. So then I see these pictures and not that there's

00:13:48.480 anything wrong with this, but they've moved, um, like surface to air missile, uh, things at

00:13:55.540 Mar-a-Lago. Now there's Trump golf with his big missile launcher behind him. Um, here's another

00:14:03.320 one. Okay. There's like another. And by the way, those should be there to protect him.

00:14:09.660 And then, you know, so there's that. And then I listened to Joe Rogan in this clip and I was like,

00:14:17.560 oh, Joe's a little worried. So you know what? I just want to discuss it, Marcella, because you're

00:14:22.200 so cool and calm. And, you know, maybe between the two of us, we find like a happy Libra balance

00:14:29.480 where we tell people just have some stuff anyway there could be a hurricane tomorrow you never know

00:14:35.560 um and just you know what's happening but here's here's joe's take on it it's disturbing to think

00:14:42.900 that this could pop off after the midterms it really is it's been bothering me a lot the last

00:14:49.460 few days why does it bother you so much joe because i have a feeling that this uh preparing for uh

00:14:55.800 you know having food and water is there's a real concern i have a feeling there's a real concern

00:15:01.240 and um if the power grid does get attacked and if we if cities do get bombed it could get really

00:15:07.640 crazy in this country i don't think iran is in a position to do to bomb america though i think

00:15:13.960 that's probably well cyber attacks yeah with the the grid but um sleeper cells like we we really

00:15:20.920 have no idea how many people came in over the last four years and how many of them are

00:15:25.700 in a terrorist cell. And this is not right-wing speculation. You're just dealing with a number

00:15:31.420 that is, it's so massive, right? So the low-end number is 10 million. That's the low end.

00:15:38.120 In four years, right?

00:15:38.940 In four years. And so some Republicans think the high end is over 20. We don't know. It's

00:15:45.420 just pure speculation. There's the ones that they've counted. Secret Service sites heightened

00:15:50.860 threat environment as air defense systems deployed at Mar-a-Lago and

00:15:54.400 Airport this today surface-to-air missile systems have been deployed at

00:15:59.040 Mar-a-Lago and Donald Trump International Airport at the request of

00:16:02.800 the US Secret Service I didn't even know there was a Donald Trump International

00:16:06.640 Airport the spokesperson said the agency is operating in a heightened threat

00:16:11.140 environment right so I think something's about to go down and I mean all the the

00:16:17.620 when you go super kooky tighten up that tinfoil hat people think that it's a false flag and that

00:16:24.100 we you know this is so we will support this and that and I don't know but uh I do know that if 0.95

00:16:30.320 you keep fucking around one day you find out and it seems like we've been fucking around and it 0.85

00:16:35.760 seems like they're telling us hey you might might want to store some food in case we have to find 0.98

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00:17:09.000 so he was speaking to constantine kissin and francis foster of the trigonometry podcast those

00:17:19.460 guys are great um you know so i don't think it's a bad move putting in those you know missile things

00:17:26.800 like i was saying but he spends a lot of time there and of course if i were gonna attack i

00:17:33.660 would think that that was a softer target than the white house so it might be easier to get to

00:17:37.700 So that makes sense to me. I don't know. I mean, there has been a lot of effing around

00:17:44.520 on the global stage. And then we have been seeing, and I'm not saying this is related,

00:17:51.940 but we have heard and then have been seeing that they, I don't know who they are, have been able

00:17:57.880 to hack into the refrigerator systems in all sorts of countries. Switzerland just had a

00:18:05.440 potential cyber attack where they shut all of the refrigerating systems down. And that sounds like,

00:18:11.480 oh, big deal. But all the food in the market, the temperature heated up above 50 degrees,

00:18:16.920 so all the food spoiled and they had to throw all the food out. So that would create panic about not

00:18:22.780 having food is the issue. And that happened, I think, to maybe one or more of our military bases

00:18:29.740 where the food, the same thing happened with a refrigerating system. So it's not necessarily

00:18:34.280 like a bomb's gonna fall but it could be cyber and it could be nothing so you know what's your

00:18:41.560 feeling on it marcella like what's a happy medium like what what should we know do you feel like as

00:18:47.840 scott's debris watching this i think definitely you should be prepared not even because of this

00:18:55.360 like a hurricane earthquake whatever it is you should always have be prepared always have a gun

00:19:02.880 uh second amendment person here but um I I think like any any time the government comes out

00:19:13.540 anytime any of these governments come out and say something to this degree I don't buy it I

00:19:20.300 think it's a psyop I always think it's it's it's creating it's persuasion fear um and trying to

00:19:29.100 push one idea over the other i i personally wouldn't feel that something will happen and

00:19:38.460 if something does happen you'll still be okay i lived under war i lived under no power grid i

00:19:44.940 lived under no supermarket and i'm still here like there is no way you can you just prepare and and

00:19:52.380 hunker down and you can do everything obviously you have to have some kind of defense system like

00:19:59.100 President Trump has, you know, obviously not as good. But I think we'll be fine. We have the

00:20:06.040 greatest army in the world. We have the best people in the world. We have Elon. I mean,

00:20:12.740 you know, all these things that we have that most countries don't. The countries you're talking

00:20:17.680 about that had the issue is Belgium, Switzerland, all of them. I don't know what kind of security

00:20:26.580 systems they they have in place but obviously there is potential for ai um usage already there

00:20:35.740 was a story that the yemen yemen uh the huti used ai to try to claw to figure out how to create a

00:20:45.800 better weapon so the same thing can happen our enemies can be using ai to create better

00:20:52.860 um hacking possibilities better weapons all those things and i i grabbed this book because

00:21:01.520 um it's the religion war by scott adams who you might know um he he predicted that this could

00:21:10.420 happen that there would be sleeper cells with uh you know attacks so i think you should buy that

00:21:16.620 book, maybe not take it so seriously, but even in that book, we overcome, you know?

00:21:22.180 Yeah. So I think it's good to be, uh, it's good to take into consideration what is happening,

00:21:31.940 but, you know, wait, wait and see. I also think, you know, so I, as someone who,

00:21:39.700 my anxiety is pretty good now. I used to have a lot of anxiety, um, after 9-11, it just like,

00:21:45.500 it ratched up and ratcheted up. And I was just like, ugh, but I just decided, and I've said

00:21:52.500 this before, that to ease my anxiety, I do things to quell it. Like, okay, what if I have no food?

00:22:00.820 All right, go get some food. What if I don't have this? Well, go get that thing. I remember before

00:22:07.100 when Hillary was running, I was so afraid that if she won, that she was going to be like,

00:22:12.760 no one else can have a gun and this and that. And that's when I went out and got

00:22:16.360 licensed up and concealed carried and got a trainer and the whole thing. And I was just like,

00:22:23.420 you know what? Like, I am, I'm like a little bit of afraid of a gun. Yes, it's a gun. But also if

00:22:29.800 you get a teacher and you learn how to use it and now you're like, all right, well now, like

00:22:35.060 if worst case scenario it's there um or they're there and um you know so just like things like

00:22:42.820 that talk to your neighbors if you know some of your neighbors talk to them and just say hey

00:22:47.700 listen you know just in case just have just be prepared like have you because the other thing

00:22:52.900 too is like i'm always like what if your neighbors come over and they're like i don't have any food

00:22:57.060 well get them prepared too okay because like everybody's gonna have to be prepared if you

00:23:02.020 don't know your neighbors. They might loot you. Listen, I have thought of it all. I've thought

00:23:07.440 of it all. And if you don't know your neighbors, maybe introduce yourself. I wouldn't be like,

00:23:13.260 hey, I'm Erica. I'm telling you, go get a gun and go get some food. But just sort of know your

00:23:19.500 people. The other thing is we're so reliant on our phones and we don't know anybody's phone

00:23:25.640 number anymore. Physically on paper, write down the phone numbers of people you need.

00:23:30.140 like it's just in case and their address how to get there yes and like little plant like my my

00:23:37.820 bestie and i said like she's like okay if the power goes out like today i'm walking to your

00:23:44.300 house tomorrow i'll be there at noon and i'm like okay so our plan is god forbid something happened

00:23:50.460 the next day she'll show up at noon and we'll come up with a plan you know what i mean so it 0.91

00:23:54.460 sounds silly and stupid, but it's just like those little things where you're like, okay, I do have 0.98

00:24:00.700 a little bit of a plan. Keep some cash somewhere. You don't need a shit ton of money, but if you 0.99

00:24:07.260 have to go buy something from someone, you got to have money. You're not going to have your Apple

00:24:11.720 pay and it's old school. Old school is always better. Just things like that. Okay. And that's

00:24:17.600 all I'm going to say about it. I don't want to be scary. Water. Yeah. One of the things I thought

00:24:22.960 about is because it's winter's coming you gotta figure out how to heat your home without if there

00:24:29.960 was no power and there was no gas so think about without burning your house down yeah there's that

00:24:37.420 too yeah don't burn your house buying the the right equipment for wherever you live and the

00:24:43.220 other thing maps actual physical maps are you know if you have to print them out or whatever it is

00:24:49.000 because we we always rely on our phones and like erica said have a plan with your family or with

00:24:55.880 who your people are to have a meeting place in case something were to happen and you have to go

00:25:01.720 there so now chances are none of this is going to be needed but there's nothing worse than being like

00:25:10.680 oh now what do we do we're in the thing and it's like the last thing you want to be doing is like

00:25:16.600 okay, there's a problem. Everybody's aware there's a problem. And everyone starts running

00:25:21.400 to a store to go get stuff off a shelf. No, you can avoid all of that. You have enough stuff at

00:25:27.140 home for you and your family for a little bit, and you don't want to have to get tossed into

00:25:32.280 the mayhem. So it's just stuff to think about. Talk to your friends and neighbors. Come up with

00:25:37.480 a plan just in case. And in case we lose power or whatever, the second the grid is back on,

00:25:46.620 we all meet here. Okay. We'll all be right here waiting. So that's all we're going to say about

00:25:52.840 that. Now, I just, I didn't feel good not really addressing that more thoroughly because, you know,

00:25:59.880 just like God forbid. And like Scott is someone I would go to a thousand times in a situation like

00:26:05.820 this and be like, oh my God, Bigfoot's coming. The riots are always outside of my door, which

00:26:11.800 they were like, not even in my state. Um, so I just thought maybe this helps us in a little way

00:26:18.580 just to talk about it. Um, speaking of Scott, uh, I have a whiteboard from him on, um, it's kind of

00:26:28.620 about the Republicans. So, you know, it doesn't pertain necessarily to the midterms, but I just

00:26:35.320 think it's a good refresher and some things we should think about and just hear his voice for

00:26:42.420 the second half of this show over here. So this is going to be like 25, 26 minutes. So heat up

00:26:49.880 your coffee, kick back. We will be watching the chat and listen to what Scott's saying. I mean,

00:26:57.180 maybe there's some little nuggets in there for us. And then Marcella and I will see you in a

00:27:02.220 little bit. Okay. All right. Be right back. All right. I'd like to describe to you with my double

00:27:09.440 whiteboards how I see the landscape of the country and the news, et cetera. I'm going to take it from

00:27:17.400 two perspectives. Number one, what is the situation for Republicans? Situation for Republicans as I

00:27:27.820 see it. Yeah, I'll move that anyway. Looks like this. As you know, not everybody has

00:27:36.620 good information, and sometimes we all believe things that aren't true, including me. On

00:27:41.760 the Republican side, this is how I see the landscape. Sometimes there are rumors that

00:27:46.680 are started at grassroots level, and these rumors could come from anywhere. These are

00:27:53.180 just three examples. It could be 4chan or Reddit or somewhere next. It's a bunch of

00:27:57.540 BS, and sometimes that BS trickles up to leadership

00:28:00.960 and famous people. And so you'll get some

00:28:05.080 Republicans who will believe some of it, and they'll get Republican

00:28:09.420 voters to believe it, and then the Democrats

00:28:13.600 will criticize them for being wrong about something

00:28:17.760 that's wrong. Now, this looks about it. Does that

00:28:21.500 kind of capture the Republican side of things? I'm trying to get it out of

00:28:25.640 my own way here.

00:28:27.980 Let's see.

00:28:31.560 Would you say that largely captures

00:28:33.680 what happens? Now, I'm not saying that everything Republicans believe is

00:28:37.660 wrong. That's nothing like that. I'm saying that when they're wrong,

00:28:42.260 because everybody's wrong, but when they're wrong, it usually

00:28:45.780 looks like this. It bubbles up from some rumors,

00:28:50.080 some politicians pick up on it, Republicans say,

00:28:53.800 oh, other people are saying it too.

00:28:56.240 And next thing you know, there's some BS.

00:28:57.940 And then the Democrats pounce,

00:29:00.760 and they fact-check you, 1.00

00:29:02.120 and they make you look stupid. 1.00

00:29:03.580 And then they say, 1.00

00:29:05.400 all Republicans are dumb 1.00

00:29:06.780 because some of them believe this stuff. 1.00

00:29:10.220 So that's basically the landscape.

00:29:12.040 But what does the landscape look like on the other side?

00:29:15.640 Does it look like this?

00:29:18.400 Not as much.

00:29:19.820 No.

00:29:20.560 Looks a little different.

00:29:23.800 It's way more complicated.

00:29:28.940 But it looks sort of like this.

00:29:32.540 This would be the Democrat news landscape.

00:29:38.400 If I can get it out of my own way.

00:29:40.820 All right.

00:29:42.320 So I think most of you can see it now.

00:29:47.200 So you've got the CIA and the FBI

00:29:50.120 and various Democrat operatives.

00:29:53.000 who feed their fake media.

00:29:55.620 These are just some of the names we know are the illegitimate media.

00:29:59.500 So these are the ones who are being influenced by Democrat leadership

00:30:02.580 and various entities that they have some control over.

00:30:06.980 So the media is fake news, but Democrats are not,

00:30:09.900 they're completely unaware.

00:30:12.200 They think that there's, the Democrats believe that both sides

00:30:16.380 have their own fake news, and that's really the whole story.

00:30:19.760 Oh, we had a little fake news, sure,

00:30:21.420 but you had a little fake news.

00:30:24.000 Most of the news is true.

00:30:25.980 Nothing like that is happening.

00:30:27.920 In the political world, nothing.

00:30:29.820 You know, the news about hurricanes is probably real

00:30:31.860 but political news is coming from influencers.

00:30:37.220 The media is completely corrupt

00:30:38.840 and the right-wing media is only looked at by people on the right

00:30:44.220 so the left is completely unaware that there's any counter-narrative.

00:30:48.040 They never see them.

00:30:48.940 So they take their fake news and they get support from, you know, the other fake entities which they support.

00:30:56.860 Oh, the ADL says you're bad, too.

00:30:59.440 Oh, the media said you're bad, but these other people, they agree.

00:31:02.580 These are all funded by Democrats.

00:31:04.740 So they're funded to look like legitimate organizations, but really they're just Democrat organizations to attack the other side.

00:31:12.440 What about the fact-checkers, also funded mostly by Democrats, also fake?

00:31:18.980 So once you've got all of these other organizations,

00:31:23.260 from the media to these funded Democrat organizations,

00:31:27.680 you've got a real big ball of fake news.

00:31:31.040 That's why there are over 20 hoaxes on my hoax list

00:31:34.000 that the Democrats all believe are real.

00:31:37.040 At least 20 major hoaxes that went through this machine.

00:31:42.440 The outcome of this is that the Democrats are brainwashed, literally.

00:31:47.960 That is not to say that Republicans have only the truth.

00:31:51.900 Nothing like that's happening.

00:31:54.100 Republicans are also wrong about things quite often,

00:31:58.260 but it's bubbling up from the bottom.

00:32:00.820 It's not coming from the top.

00:32:02.980 From the Democrats, it's all top-down stuff.

00:32:06.020 And so their poor voters don't have any idea what's going on.

00:32:09.180 They think that this is some kind of a legitimate process.

00:32:12.440 and they don't have any way to find out it's not.

00:32:15.660 They don't have a mechanism to know that it's not real.

00:32:19.760 Because the only thing that's telling them it's not real

00:32:22.100 are people like me,

00:32:23.740 and they've already told you I'm a disgraced cartoonist,

00:32:27.160 and the ADL told you that I'm a Holocaust denier.

00:32:31.640 That's what the ADL said.

00:32:33.440 The leader of the ADL,

00:32:35.160 I'm not just saying that somebody sent a tweet,

00:32:37.220 the actual leader of the ADL

00:32:39.240 labeled me a Holocaust denier.

00:32:43.100 Now, I don't have to defend that.

00:32:44.800 You know I'm not a Holocaust denier. 0.55

00:32:46.460 But it shows you how the machine works.

00:32:48.880 When you saw the Phil Bump interview

00:32:51.800 in which he got completely demolished

00:32:54.180 for being a fake news guy,

00:32:55.800 you could see all of this finally being exposed.

00:32:59.220 It was obvious he wasn't a genuine writer

00:33:01.660 with real opinions.

00:33:03.480 You could tell that it came from somewhere,

00:33:05.140 that he was supporting some kind of a machine.

00:33:09.920 All right, so that's what happens to the Democrat voters.

00:33:12.000 Democrat voters get brainwashed, and the Republican voters get shadow banned so they can't fight back.

00:33:21.340 I would be very surprised if this gets big traffic on YouTube, if you know what I mean.

00:33:26.880 Watch the traffic it gets, let's say, on the X platform, and compare that to the baseline.

00:33:33.920 And then watch what happens on YouTube and compare that to my baseline.

00:33:38.080 Do you think they're going to be the same?

00:33:39.260 very little chance of that

00:33:41.800 because most of the platforms

00:33:44.220 the media platforms

00:33:45.920 which I accidentally erased

00:33:47.660 this would say social media

00:33:49.380 they're going to make sure

00:33:51.800 that the other side

00:33:53.620 that has been brainwashed by the system

00:33:56.300 they're going to make sure they don't see me

00:33:57.600 only the people who already agree with me

00:34:00.460 are going to see me

00:34:01.080 and of course there's prosecutions going on

00:34:04.280 so the Department of Justice

00:34:05.400 is making sure that if you have an opinion

00:34:08.080 such as the one I just expressed, that they're coming after you.

00:34:12.880 So, here's what is really, really

00:34:16.480 interesting about this week. The entire

00:34:20.200 gears of the machine are now obvious. You can see the

00:34:24.340 entire Hunter Biden money-making scheme.

00:34:29.060 It's all laid out. You can see every part of it.

00:34:31.400 Now, the Phil Bumps of the world, the illegitimate people are going to say

00:34:35.460 but you haven't made the case

00:34:38.360 that there's a direct payment

00:34:39.940 from Hunter Biden for any favors

00:34:42.240 that went to Joe Biden

00:34:44.240 but we know he paid his expenses

00:34:46.720 and that's the way it works

00:34:47.960 we know that there's not going to be a piece of paper

00:34:51.420 we know what influence

00:34:53.080 buying and selling looks like

00:34:55.280 it's all laid out

00:34:56.600 but Democrats don't know it

00:34:59.820 don't know it

00:35:01.460 here's what would change everything

00:35:03.500 I don't know that it'll happen

00:35:05.340 but if you want some optimism.

00:35:07.920 All it would take is to draw this diagram

00:35:10.880 into a better form

00:35:12.440 and then every time there's a story

00:35:15.080 that could be better understood by this landscape

00:35:18.760 you print it with a story

00:35:20.740 and then you highlight the parts that have been activated.

00:35:24.140 For example, some people say, I don't know if this is true

00:35:26.980 but some say the FBI is more influencing

00:35:30.440 the New York Times

00:35:31.540 whereas the CIA is more influencing

00:35:34.060 the Washington Post.

00:35:35.880 I don't know if that's true,

00:35:37.640 but wouldn't it be interesting to see a story in the news

00:35:40.160 where you could light up these parts

00:35:42.300 and show which ones were involved?

00:35:45.500 So once you can show the landscape

00:35:47.440 and how different it is on the Republican side,

00:35:50.800 you could possibly for the first time

00:35:53.960 release some of the Democrats

00:35:56.900 who, in my opinion, are just victims.

00:36:00.640 I have to say that in 2016,

00:36:02.260 when I started talking about politics in public.

00:36:06.480 And, you know, it would be a big fight

00:36:08.400 between one side versus the other side.

00:36:10.860 And to me, it just felt like,

00:36:12.480 oh, we just have different opinions.

00:36:15.060 Different opinions, that's all.

00:36:16.380 And we're fighting it out.

00:36:17.560 That's the way it's supposed to work.

00:36:19.100 But once I learned the entire landscape

00:36:21.400 and I realized that their opinions are assigned to them

00:36:24.660 and then they're solidified by this entire constellation

00:36:29.420 of, let's say,

00:36:32.560 people who are just

00:36:33.800 slapping some paint on the turd,

00:36:35.380 if you know what I mean,

00:36:36.580 that once you understand

00:36:38.580 the whole landscape,

00:36:40.200 you understand that they're not

00:36:41.480 legitimate actors

00:36:42.680 in a legitimate process.

00:36:44.440 They're actually victims.

00:36:46.500 And so I've started treating

00:36:47.580 my Democrat brainwashed critics

00:36:52.880 with sympathy.

00:36:55.720 And I just say,

00:36:56.400 I'm sorry they did this to you.

00:36:57.660 Because that's my actual feeling.

00:37:00.340 I don't feel like they're attacking me because they had some independent, well-researched thought.

00:37:06.340 And they've decided that attacking me will help them in some way.

00:37:10.660 Attacking me isn't going to help anybody.

00:37:12.660 I actually don't have any incentives other than to try to make things a little better before I leave this weird little ball they call the earth.

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00:37:53.200 I don't need your money.

00:37:55.760 And obviously I'm not doing it for reputation

00:38:00.300 because I've been the most disgraced and malign person

00:38:04.840 in the United States probably this year

00:38:06.420 who wasn't named Trump.

00:38:09.460 So I'm only doing it because my payoff is

00:38:12.100 if I make something better, then I feel good about myself.

00:38:16.060 That's it.

00:38:17.360 So that makes me kind of dangerous.

00:38:20.240 Anyway, once you understand the model

00:38:22.360 and if we have a way to communicate it,

00:38:25.760 So here's the key point.

00:38:27.540 It's not good enough that I explained it to you.

00:38:30.840 That doesn't help anybody.

00:38:32.720 It would only be good if this could be operationalized,

00:38:36.500 turned into a sort of a standard way of explaining things

00:38:41.120 so that whenever Democrats come in

00:38:43.540 and their victims have been brainwashed,

00:38:46.760 you could show them something.

00:38:48.500 Now, the ideal forum...

00:38:50.300 I'll just brainstorm a little bit.

00:38:53.820 An ideal form would be some kind of a graphic

00:38:56.120 that's maybe not exactly this, but something of that nature,

00:39:00.320 where you could click on any part of it

00:39:02.760 to validate that it belongs on here.

00:39:06.080 In other words, you could click on one of these groups,

00:39:09.040 and you could say, here's a news story

00:39:10.680 that shows you why they're not legitimate.

00:39:13.460 Here's a news story that shows they get all their funding

00:39:15.900 from Democrats, right?

00:39:18.300 So if you could do that, you know,

00:39:21.120 the fact that Phil Bump

00:39:23.380 is ever involved in a story

00:39:26.020 if you knew the landscape

00:39:28.720 as soon as you saw his name

00:39:30.360 you'd say ah

00:39:31.900 it's a Phil Bump situation

00:39:33.880 as soon as you turned on the news

00:39:36.180 and you saw any one of these 0.90

00:39:37.980 designated liars

00:39:39.340 Schiff, Swalwell

00:39:41.300 you can make the list yourself

00:39:44.300 there's some people that the news calls in

00:39:46.420 because they know it's not true

00:39:47.700 but they need people who are willing

00:39:50.260 to say literally anything

00:39:51.800 in order to get somebody on TV

00:39:53.960 who will support the narrative.

00:39:56.140 And that, ladies and gentlemen,

00:39:58.660 concludes my double whiteboard

00:40:01.140 explanation

00:40:01.920 of how everything works.

00:40:10.080 Now,

00:40:11.600 having now completed that presentation,

00:40:15.200 I try to make a beginning and end

00:40:17.000 because I'm going to clip it.

00:40:18.000 let's double back to my first claim

00:40:23.540 my claim before I started this

00:40:26.140 was I'd like to have at least one thing brewing in my life

00:40:30.000 that could change the world

00:40:31.880 that could change the world

00:40:35.080 if Democrats learned

00:40:39.000 what happened to them

00:40:40.780 and we're almost there

00:40:43.620 we're almost to the point where you could actually

00:40:47.260 We present them with the full machinery

00:40:53.660 of what put them in the situation they're in.

00:40:58.660 Now, some of them have been also educated by the education...

00:41:01.500 You know, I should have put the education system up here, college.

00:41:04.680 But college has turned into, you know,

00:41:06.680 one of the brainwashing operations.

00:41:09.900 So that probably belongs up there as well.

00:41:12.060 But if you didn't know that college is a brainwashing operation,

00:41:15.540 maybe not intentionally, it just sort of evolved that way,

00:41:18.740 you wouldn't really know why you even have opinions.

00:41:23.060 People actually don't know why they have opinions.

00:41:26.820 They think that they thought of them themselves.

00:41:30.220 That's not how anything works.

00:41:32.500 People don't come up with their own opinions.

00:41:34.800 They're assigned.

00:41:36.040 And they're assigned based on what you have access to on your own.

00:41:40.320 If you had access to your own information,

00:41:42.360 maybe it would be hard to assign it

00:41:44.940 but we don't

00:41:45.700 I can tell you

00:41:47.640 you tell me who you voted for

00:41:51.180 and I'll tell you what information

00:41:52.840 you have access to

00:41:53.780 and you just won't even let yourself look at the other stuff

00:41:57.080 so that's how we

00:41:58.580 that's how our opinions are assigned

00:42:00.920 the fact that

00:42:02.840 we don't have a way out

00:42:03.720 we don't look at other stuff

00:42:05.320 now this group

00:42:06.780 again I will compliment you

00:42:09.000 because I think it's warranted

00:42:09.980 the people who watch this kind of content

00:42:12.340 are not like any of the people I talked about.

00:42:16.900 This group is far more likely

00:42:19.520 to identify BS on their own side

00:42:22.560 than other people.

00:42:24.460 And identifying on your own side is the hard part.

00:42:27.240 Identifying BS on the other side,

00:42:29.680 well, that's children's play.

00:42:31.920 That's children's play.

00:42:33.320 Everybody can tell the other side is lying.

00:42:35.760 The hard part is knowing when your side is lying.

00:42:38.580 Right?

00:42:39.120 Because they have the inside track

00:42:41.280 on influencing you. So watch out for your own side. They're the dangerous ones.

00:42:47.120 And let me say it in a different way. 1.00

00:42:49.920 If Republicans were not believing a whole bunch of bullshit 0.99

00:42:53.360 in addition to things that are true, 1.00

00:42:56.980 the Democrats could not suppress them. 0.99

00:43:00.280 It's only because there are so many Republicans who do believe bullshit 0.98

00:43:04.120 that they could be completely discounted by the other side. 0.93

00:43:09.440 So is there anything that's happening right now

00:43:12.840 that would change that situation 0.99

00:43:16.940 where Republicans seem to be believing in a lot of bullshit? 0.98

00:43:22.240 What would change that? 0.99

00:43:25.000 And what would his name be?

00:43:27.420 Yeah, you're ahead of me.

00:43:29.140 Vivek.

00:43:30.380 Vivek is not just really good at what he does.

00:43:35.100 Like Trump, he's changing the narrative.

00:43:39.440 everybody who saw Vivek talk about climate change

00:43:43.760 just went up a level in their ability to explain their side.

00:43:49.120 Am I right?

00:43:50.220 If you were copying Trump and saying,

00:43:53.040 it snowed yesterday, so climate change is a hoax, 1.00

00:43:56.120 you look like a fucking idiot. 1.00

00:43:58.980 I'm sorry. 1.00

00:44:00.320 You might even be right, but you would look like a fucking idiot 1.00

00:44:04.160 if you repeated what Trump said about climate change. 1.00

00:44:07.020 Which, I'm not saying Trump's wrong about anything.

00:44:09.820 I'm saying that the way he expresses it

00:44:11.580 is in the least scientific terms you could ever have.

00:44:15.760 When he talks about windmills,

00:44:18.140 he jokingly says, you know,

00:44:19.880 if the wind stops blowing, you can't watch TV.

00:44:22.440 And the crowd loves it.

00:44:24.580 Don't repeat that.

00:44:27.280 No.

00:44:28.340 No, that's just something Trump says.

00:44:30.500 Don't repeat that.

00:44:33.600 So, but when you watch Vivek talk,

00:44:36.740 Every argument he uses is, it's like really close to perfect

00:44:42.020 because he just has the skill.

00:44:44.500 So if you copied Vivek's arguments for anything,

00:44:48.860 the Democrats would be unarmed

00:44:51.140 because their whole game is making you look like a chimpanzee 1.00

00:44:55.240 for believing the most ridiculous bullshit, 1.00

00:44:57.680 and Vivek doesn't buy into that. 1.00

00:45:02.420 He actually uses arguments that can be checked, 0.99

00:45:05.260 He uses things we all understand, and he doesn't give you bullshit. 0.54

00:45:11.920 He doesn't support anything he can't defend with a strong argument,

00:45:16.400 but that's not the case for most Republicans.

00:45:19.360 Republicans have consistently, over time, had points of view

00:45:24.860 that they didn't defend even in a halfway rational way, really, but he does.

00:45:29.740 so he can basically fix

00:45:32.660 your weakest part of the Republican Party

00:45:36.300 by at least showing you what a good argument looks like

00:45:39.100 and you just follow his arguments

00:45:41.460 and you will be fine

00:45:43.380 and the entire party will be fine

00:45:45.460 this is why I say that the candidates who are running this time

00:45:49.820 it's a whole different thing

00:45:52.140 they're actually changing the world while they run

00:45:55.660 and maybe Trump did a little of that too

00:45:59.280 But I've never seen so much actual real world change, at least in the way we think about things, than I have from RFK Jr., Vivek, and Larry Elder.

00:46:12.740 I like to put him in the mix, too, with his family message.

00:46:18.320 Very, very positive stuff.

00:46:21.320 So that's the positive part.

00:46:22.660 So, ladies and gentlemen, I believe I have talked about all the news.

00:46:30.380 Oh, so here's some more of understanding the big picture.

00:46:36.220 Does it make sense to you that leadership are half cadavers?

00:46:42.760 How could you possibly explain Biden, Harris? 0.97

00:46:48.780 I throw her in with the mentally incompetence. 0.99

00:46:51.140 So there's something wrong with Harris's brain. 0.99

00:46:53.680 Would you agree? 0.93

00:46:55.300 There's something wrong with her brain. 0.94

00:46:56.680 It looks to be like substance abuse,

00:46:59.920 but I can't say that with certainty.

00:47:03.100 She doesn't look like the same person who she used to be, 0.91

00:47:06.340 and she does act and look completely incompetent. 0.96

00:47:10.920 So it looks like drugs, 1.00

00:47:12.980 but if it's organic, she needs to get some help

00:47:15.740 because she's clearly not functioning like an adult.

00:47:18.420 so that's just my point of view

00:47:22.120 I'm not a mind reader

00:47:25.060 but when you look at even McConnell

00:47:28.760 it's not even just the Democrats

00:47:31.160 there's something going on

00:47:32.780 we've lost the brains of the leaders went away

00:47:38.420 and nothing really changed

00:47:40.740 that tells you there's somebody behind the screen

00:47:45.200 because if there were nobody behind the screen

00:47:48.660 the people who are just regular Democrats would say

00:47:52.120 we better put a better candidate forward

00:47:54.280 so there's some kind of influence or operation

00:47:58.400 that's going on that's beyond just trying to

00:48:01.520 conserve the majority, there's something deeply wrong here

00:48:05.700 alright

00:48:07.280 amazingly YouTube did not glitch

00:48:11.880 as far as I can tell

00:48:13.460 Did I miss any news stories that you desperately wish I'd talked about?

00:48:21.080 Fetterstein.

00:48:26.020 Obama.

00:48:27.100 Well, some say that the power behind the screen is Obama or Clinton,

00:48:33.240 but I would say that they may be the same as the intelligence groups.

00:48:38.260 So when I talk about the CIA and maybe some parts of the FBI,

00:48:42.100 And again, you're not talking about every person in those groups.

00:48:45.440 You know, it's always people within the group.

00:48:52.760 You can kind of see the whole landscape at this point.

00:48:57.240 Yeah, so Obama might be mixed up with that crowd, some say.

00:49:03.500 Some say Obama is CIA.

00:49:05.380 Well, if you look at, I think Biden said there were five current or former heads of the CIA who signed the laptop disinformation letter.

00:49:19.060 Five former or current members of the CIA.

00:49:24.420 Is there anything else you need to know?

00:49:27.140 Yeah.

00:49:27.820 And they backed completely the Democrat narrative.

00:49:31.140 They did not back the country.

00:49:32.820 It's clear that that was not for the good of the country.

00:49:35.380 That was for the good of the Democrats.

00:49:37.300 So, were they independently acting

00:49:40.300 in a way that they thought was just good for Democrats

00:49:42.980 and they were Democrats and that was the end of the story?

00:49:46.520 Do you think that's the case?

00:49:48.260 Or do you think there might have been some power

00:49:50.060 that organized all of those people?

00:49:54.420 Hard to say.

00:49:56.540 But I got my suspicions.

00:50:00.400 Yeah.

00:50:00.560 and I guess

00:50:04.480 Jimmy Buffett passed away

00:50:07.460 in 76

00:50:08.020 he was by the way one of my

00:50:11.440 role models for business

00:50:13.500 when I started doing

00:50:15.640 the comic

00:50:16.140 he was killing it and he was selling out

00:50:19.340 in all his concerts despite not being

00:50:21.580 more of a name brand

00:50:23.320 rock star kind of guy

00:50:24.680 and the way he did it was he was

00:50:27.360 really good at marketing

00:50:29.220 He was super good at marketing.

00:50:31.460 So he was my role model for marketing.

00:50:34.680 He had a strong, I guess he had a mailing list

00:50:37.580 and had sort of almost a cult following.

00:50:42.480 Yeah, he ate a lot of cheeseburgers.

00:50:45.180 That's all we know about him.

00:50:48.440 So here's another sign that your news is not real news.

00:50:52.280 You ready for this?

00:50:53.220 How many times have you heard that the Ukrainian prosecutor was really going after Burisma?

00:51:02.360 No, he was that he was really not doing his job and that there were international groups that wanted him removed.

00:51:09.040 So you've heard that like crazy, right? Has anybody asked this question?

00:51:13.540 And I thought I thought Phil Bump was going to get this question.

00:51:17.860 but Phil Bump makes the same argument

00:51:20.240 it wasn't just Joe Biden

00:51:22.320 who wanted that guy fired

00:51:24.300 the Ukrainian prosecutor

00:51:25.680 it wasn't just him

00:51:27.100 yeah, Viktor Shokin

00:51:28.940 it wasn't just Biden

00:51:30.820 it was these international communities

00:51:33.400 and then he throws his hands away

00:51:35.300 here's the question for him

00:51:38.300 which entity media

00:51:40.640 has interviewed one of those people

00:51:42.600 and which one of them

00:51:44.180 could say no to the United States

00:51:46.020 which of the people who wanted Chokin gone

00:51:51.260 individually could say no to the United States

00:51:55.360 and feel it wouldn't have an impact on their career?

00:51:58.880 Any? No. The answer is

00:52:01.860 this is one of these, so remember I showed you how this is done?

00:52:09.820 So

00:52:10.380 you have bad people who plant a story

00:52:14.400 and then once the story is planted

00:52:17.200 you have various fake organizations

00:52:20.480 back the story

00:52:21.700 and then everybody can say

00:52:23.600 hey, you don't have to believe me

00:52:25.800 look at these organizations

00:52:27.740 do you recognize the play?

00:52:31.060 all of those organizations they mention

00:52:33.700 that also wanted Shoken gone

00:52:36.120 are just their own surrogates

00:52:37.500 and somehow

00:52:40.060 both the left media

00:52:41.920 and the right leaning media

00:52:43.400 and the right-leaning media

00:52:45.600 has never looked into that.

00:52:48.940 Just think about that.

00:52:51.900 Nobody's ever looked into it.

00:52:53.700 Have any of those individuals

00:52:55.800 who agreed that Ashokan...

00:52:57.840 Right, Marcella?

00:52:59.620 First time you're hearing this?

00:53:01.720 Yeah.

00:53:03.160 Nobody's asked,

00:53:04.300 can we put one of those people

00:53:05.640 who agree with you, Joe Biden,

00:53:07.700 who also thought he should go,

00:53:09.760 can we talk to one of them

00:53:11.020 and can we learn a little bit more

00:53:12.820 about their background and how they get their funding

00:53:15.500 and what they think their career looks like

00:53:18.540 and maybe even what president they backed.

00:53:23.040 Were they Trump supporters?

00:53:24.980 Now, they were in other countries, right?

00:53:28.700 Now, the fact that no journalist

00:53:35.860 looked into those other entities

00:53:37.820 shows you that the fix is really deep.

00:53:40.860 I mean, it must include the right-leaning media.

00:53:45.020 Because how would the right-leaning media ignore that?

00:53:48.500 It's the easiest thing.

00:53:49.500 Just check to find out if the other people who agree

00:53:51.920 are honest players.

00:54:02.460 Now, when I told you that when you see the landscape,

00:54:07.520 it allows you to take all of their ops,

00:54:10.860 and map it to the parts, and then you instantly understand it.

00:54:15.120 So you didn't understand, right?

00:54:17.600 You didn't understand that why did those other people keep saying

00:54:20.860 that they agreed with Biden that that guy should go?

00:54:24.420 But now you understand.

00:54:26.320 Their play is always the same.

00:54:28.080 They'll always give fake entities to support their narrative

00:54:31.560 and then say, hey, it's not us.

00:54:33.520 I mean, if it were just me, I mean, sure, I'm a Democrat,

00:54:37.000 so you can't believe me, but look at those entities that I funded

00:54:40.600 or control.

00:54:43.980 You saw how China seemed to control the WHO 0.77

00:54:47.160 during the pandemic. 0.90

00:54:50.220 Same play.

00:54:52.100 Same play.

00:54:53.780 Don't believe us?

00:54:54.860 Hey, hey, I know you don't believe us in China,

00:54:58.200 but look at the organization that I control.

00:55:01.760 So if you're not going to believe me,

00:55:03.320 certainly you could believe the organization

00:55:05.860 I totally dominate and control.

00:55:09.660 Yeah.

00:55:10.600 Once you see it, it's everywhere, because it's the same play.

00:55:13.820 All they do is they come up, they change the names and the players,

00:55:17.240 and then they just put it back on the framework, and it works.

00:55:21.980 And Republicans don't have this kind of system.

00:55:25.320 They just have people who have ideas.

00:55:27.860 Some of them are wrong. That's it.

00:55:30.800 People have ideas, and some of them are wrong.

00:55:33.400 It's a whole story for the Republicans.

00:55:36.280 So that, ladies and gentlemen, concludes.

00:55:40.600 The best live stream you've ever seen in your life.

00:55:43.500 And when I tell you that there's some chance that it will change the world, I think you can see what I'm talking about.

00:55:56.340 Marcelli got one of those scary shout outs that makes your heart stop.

00:55:59.580 I know that feeling.

00:56:01.880 Right?

00:56:03.360 So during this time, I was already helping Scott during the morning.

00:56:08.740 So he was just, um, sort of making fun of me because we had already talked about what

00:56:14.860 we were like, what he was going to do.

00:56:17.820 So.

00:56:19.020 Oh, miss him.

00:56:21.840 You guys, that is an amazing clip.

00:56:24.520 I mean, we got like a double whiteboard plus the whole conversation after so many of you

00:56:29.940 said you remember that one.

00:56:32.480 Um, yes, lemon minty Scott changed your world.

00:56:36.000 I mean, we concur. It's just amazing. There's not much that we need to say about that that was so

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00:56:51.760 going to be right here living on this show forever, as well as that show. Some of you,

00:56:56.640 were you saying that this was from September 1st, 2023? I'm sorry. I don't always have the dates

00:57:02.000 that go with the shows. And I just don't need the extra homework. Truthfully, it's hard for me to

00:57:07.940 find those things. So if that's what you guys were saying, then we will confirm that. I do just want

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00:57:24.060 principle written by Joel Pollack. And the pre-order is ready now. We announced it and the

00:57:31.360 link wasn't quite ready yet. So the pre-order is ready now. That picture just won't be there. So

00:57:37.900 we just want to make sure that you're buying the right one. And the way to find it, it's so simple.

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00:58:06.500 Also the Dilbert calendar. Oh, where did my little box go? Hey. All right. Well,

00:58:13.260 you guys know what it looks like. It's right back here on my shelf. The 2027 Dilbert desktop

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00:58:37.380 Oh, I'm so excited. Our mug made it, um, the link to buy that mug to buy the simultaneous swaddle.

00:58:44.820 it's going to be a very Scott Adams holiday season, I feel like. And I love that. The pre-orders are

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00:58:56.480 they're gone, those are gone forever. Okay. So if you ever wanted one, grab it now. Those were just

00:59:01.420 a limited edition item. All right. So Marcella, we still have to get out there and vote. Here's a

00:59:09.300 little message from charlie kirk and let's not forget after charlie was assassinated you know

00:59:16.140 he did say that the mission is now to destroy the democrat party um when he saw the behavior

00:59:23.380 and the things that they said and everything else so this was charlie kirk um talking about

00:59:29.760 the day before voting so this would have been nice yesterday but we're going to do it today

00:59:34.200 and let's see if we can meet this challenge.

00:59:36.480 Take a listen.

00:59:37.320 Okay, everybody.

00:59:38.860 It is the day before game day.

00:59:41.180 And the question is, what are we going to do about it?

00:59:44.800 We're going to talk all about the polls

00:59:46.500 and about the state of the race,

00:59:47.760 but all of that is largely irrelevant.

00:59:50.920 The more important thing is, what are you going to do?

00:59:54.620 What are you going to do?

00:59:56.980 And how many low propensity voters

01:00:00.240 are you going to bring out to the polls?

01:00:02.560 Are you going to go find a new voter by tomorrow?

01:00:05.080 Are you going to go find somebody that has not yet voted?

01:00:08.680 These are the questions that are in front of us.

01:00:10.980 You have to find five new people and bring them to the polls tomorrow.

01:00:15.440 If you're watching this right now, you are a high propensity voter by definition.

01:00:20.060 Can you find five new people and bring them out to the polls?

01:00:23.360 Can you do that?

01:00:25.180 Can you open up your phone and text every single person that you know?

01:00:29.620 You need to just empty the clip, everybody.

01:00:32.120 We are collapsing here on the finish line.

01:00:35.200 We're collapsing as we are running through the tape.

01:00:37.260 We are sprinting towards the end.

01:00:39.720 This is the whole ballgame.

01:00:41.840 What we have been waiting for, what we have been planning for,

01:00:44.400 what we are been waiting for.

01:00:46.200 We need a surge beyond measurement.

01:00:49.200 Do you know how people would give anything to be in a moment to make history?

01:00:53.560 You can make history by how hard you work this next day.

01:00:56.940 That's it. 0.99

01:00:57.260 You just can't live in your own Hopium universe. 0.82

01:00:59.620 There's some things that are going good for us, some things that aren't.

01:01:02.360 But if we show up, we win.

01:01:03.940 Do the work.

01:01:07.660 Do the work.

01:01:09.200 And man, last year was rough.

01:01:13.600 This whole last year, you know, just Scott and Charlie and so many people.

01:01:19.740 And I know, I know.

01:01:22.860 I'm just reading the chat.

01:01:24.900 So if you didn't vote yet and you're like, oh, it's raining, it's windy, it's cold.

01:01:29.260 I'm tired. My foot hurts. Just go. Just suck it up and go. Think of the military men who are

01:01:36.480 in battle and in uncomfortable positions and they're doing that for the country. The least

01:01:42.760 we could do is get our fat asses out to the pole, stand in a line for as many minutes as it takes. 0.99

01:01:50.280 It's not a big deal. And vote your hearts out, okay? Let's just shake it off. And I know people 0.99

01:01:57.520 are like, oh, it's useless or it's not useless. It's useless if you don't do it. So you want to

01:02:02.660 be useful. If you haven't gotten out there, if your neighbor hasn't, your husband, your friend,

01:02:08.360 whoever, take someone with you, just be like, hey, you know what? I'm going to vote. Like I

01:02:12.140 forget what I said. I'm not going to sit it out. I'm going to go vote. I'm going to pick you up.

01:02:15.740 We'll go get a milkshake after we'll call it a day. Okay. So, um, last ditch effort, you know,

01:02:22.480 it's very important. And then, um, tomorrow Owen and I will be here to talk about what results

01:02:28.740 have come in that at that point, it, it'll be not a lot. I'm sure. Um, we'll have some answers and

01:02:35.620 some, I don't think we'll have for a while. Uh, you know, Alaska is going to be a shit show, 0.99

01:02:40.260 Texas. Oh my gosh. Um, Michigan, Maine, Kansas everywhere, you know, so we'll, we'll see what 1.00

01:02:48.660 happens marcella what's your take on this election day just vote and and remember it doesn't matter

01:02:56.100 who wins like at the end of the day do your thing keep voting keep keep supporting things that matter

01:03:05.220 um and don't let this you know if things don't go well tomorrow or things go well whatever it is

01:03:14.180 we're going to overcome whatever it is, you know? So go out and vote, do it for Charlie,

01:03:21.260 do it for Scott, just go and grab all your neighbors, especially if they're on the right,

01:03:28.960 left, maybe leave them home and go vote, you know? Yeah. And also, you know, check in with

01:03:35.520 like people that are a little older, maybe someone doesn't have a car or they don't have an easy way

01:03:39.860 to get there. Maybe they're really annoying, but it's only a short time you got to hang out with

01:03:44.000 them. Right? Jamie, what do you say? I mean, I can't, I can't live without that woman now.

01:03:56.360 Oh, the election for Jamie is today too. Oh, Jamie, city council. We'll get to check that out.

01:04:03.760 Let's go lady. Oh yeah. I put a post on, do you see the white house's post with the flag, 1.00

01:04:11.140 the american flag and it was just exactly what scott said you know like vote for america and

01:04:15.560 everything and remember how he would tell us like just post a flag so you guys can either share the

01:04:21.500 one i have or put your own up but post a flag today because republicans are definitely related

01:04:27.900 more to the american flag where the left is related more to the pride flag in palestine

01:04:35.220 and everything else so post your american flags encourage people there it is encourage people

01:04:41.020 to get out there and vote. And listen, um, maybe I'll pop on my own channel tonight, but you know,

01:04:47.660 like Walter Kern and Matt Taibbi are doing something tonight. Um, everybody is so, you know,

01:04:54.580 go to like your favorite podcaster. Um, for me, I don't like to give any news networks,

01:05:00.640 any ratings. I don't ever turn on the news really. So you could watch things on X on YouTube,

01:05:08.000 whatever you want to do. And maybe I'll pop on my channel tonight on locals and just say hi.

01:05:14.620 So you guys, thank you so much for being here today with us. Marcella and I really appreciate

01:05:19.660 it. And Owen will be back tomorrow. And let's say thank you to Scott and Shelly for allowing

01:05:26.580 this show to continue so we can all just come here every day and I don't know, just get through

01:05:34.980 it together right so i see you nj okay so thanks ej ej nj so thank you to scott and shelly for

01:05:43.220 allowing the show to continue and to be here and um as always i mean the most useful man on the

01:05:48.960 planet let's have a closing sip to our beloved scott adams to scott

01:05:53.720 all right if anyone wants to stay i'll do an akira song

01:06:03.040 robo goon i know what that means for you which song are you doing oh do you have a request

01:06:09.320 marcella oh i don't know oh let me see i don't know pick one marcella pick one

01:06:21.080 today's marcella's choice almost anything could happen today

01:06:27.720 okay you have that one yeah but why do i feel like i can never find it

01:06:33.880 because i want it that's why i know somebody else wanted it the other day

01:06:38.760 all right beverly i know you might have to pick a different one okay for some reason it doesn't show

01:06:45.000 up chasing meaning do you have that one i hope so because good lord just whatever sex i know right

01:06:57.320 oh and for everybody that watches on um things on youtube or news uh you can also watch agenda

01:07:05.080 free tv that's on youtube and that's also going to cover the uh the midterms oh oh yes okay that's

01:07:13.960 a good idea too all right so i don't know where they are so we're going to play do something i

01:07:20.320 have no idea where those two are but that's exactly the one i wanted was do something all

01:07:25.840 right so let's do something let's do it

01:07:28.440 but we can do good backup have you heard the phrase freedom is just another word

01:07:39.400 For nothing left to lose.

01:07:42.700 You've heard that, right?

01:07:47.440 Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose.

01:07:52.480 How about that college class you were going to sign up for?

01:07:55.680 How about that sport you wanted to get involved in?

01:07:57.820 How about that motorcycle you wanted?

01:07:59.380 Too dangerous, right?

01:08:01.420 You're free.

01:08:03.720 You're free.

01:08:04.720 every one of you who is depressed and anxious you're free you're free because nothing you do

01:08:17.300 will be worse than the way you feel right now do something do something dangerous

01:08:23.680 psychologically dangerous take a chance put yourself out there flame out get killed just

01:08:31.000 If you want to meet people, here's the best way to do it.

01:08:57.700 You have to join activities.

01:09:00.340 there is no other way to meet people and inform lasting friendships hear this clearly

01:09:08.660 there's no other way to do it you have to join an activity a club a sport a gym

01:09:17.140 uh an organization a political movement nothing else right you can't just make a friend

01:09:24.820 like good luck you could try but i don't think i've ever seen at work

01:09:30.820 hiya you know baba hearing good things about you i think we could be friends

01:09:36.700 doesn't work do something do something enjoy the thing make a sport form a club of your own

01:09:46.840 Just go do it

01:09:50.440 You're free

01:09:51.520 Freedom's just another word

01:09:53.900 But nothing left to live

01:09:55.820 You're free

01:09:57.640 Do something

01:10:00.020 Freedom's just another word

01:10:03.520 But nothing left to live

01:10:05.440 You're free

01:10:07.240 Do something

01:10:09.260 Do something

01:10:10.780 Why would you not form a club of your own?

01:10:14.600 Because you're afraid nobody would come, right?

01:10:17.560 What's the difference? 0.98

01:10:19.100 You're as good as dead. 0.99

01:10:20.900 You're depressed. 0.98

01:10:21.700 You're anxious.

01:10:22.320 You hate your life.

01:10:23.440 You're thinking about putting a...

01:10:25.000 I can't say that here, but...

01:10:26.600 You're thinking about maybe life isn't worth it.

01:10:30.300 You're afraid.

01:10:32.640 You're absolutely afraid.

01:10:35.360 Go have some fun.

01:10:40.340 Freedom's just another word.

01:10:42.720 There's nothing left to live.

01:10:44.800 You're afraid.

01:10:46.840 Do something, do something

01:10:49.240 Freedom's just another word, but for nothing left to live

01:10:53.420 You're free, do something

01:10:57.260 Do something

01:11:16.840 now i gotta tell you i've used this technique a number of times and man does it work 0.59

01:11:23.240 it really works you're free just remember that people criticizing you are a narcissist

01:11:28.840 they are broken don't let it break you you've got some techniques now and i think you're gonna

01:11:37.300 be a lot better go get yourself some friends and you'll find your mental health problems

01:11:41.160 feel a lot better. Go get involved in something. Join a group. Form a group. Be the boss.

01:11:47.760 That is your advice for the day, and I will talk to you.

01:11:59.580 It's so true, you guys. I mean, we're a group, right? Honestly, I'm not even kidding. I'm

01:12:08.140 fortunate. I have friends. I have people around me, but sometimes I want to just go do something

01:12:12.960 else, maybe not with them, not for any other reason, but just for a change. And I mean,

01:12:19.740 one day I signed up for a, there was like a local, kind of like a market and like garden shop,

01:12:28.360 and they were doing a terrarium class. I'm like, all right, I don't really care,

01:12:32.020 but I'm going to sign up for it. I got myself up early one morning. I drove over there.

01:12:36.780 It was in this beautiful greenhouse I had, and it just happened to be snowing that morning

01:12:42.480 and you had to reserve your spot.

01:12:44.760 So they had me at, it was like little tables of three and they had me with these two women

01:12:48.960 who were best friends and they were so funny and cute and just cracking up.

01:12:54.140 And I got put with them because I went alone and we were making our little terrariums and

01:12:58.700 we just like hit it off so well.

01:13:01.480 I mean, I did this like huge fundraiser the next year for something and they showed up

01:13:06.460 at one of the events I was doing. And like we became friends on Facebook and I ran into one

01:13:11.960 of them at my breast exam one day and we were laughing, sitting in our robes together. And it

01:13:17.020 was just so fun. And, um, I've done work for them. They've hired me for things. So it was just

01:13:23.140 because I was like, I'm going to do something different that I wouldn't normally do. I'm going

01:13:27.080 to do it by myself. And I had the best time. It was just a beautiful morning. And there's so many

01:13:33.800 opportunities. If you look online or like little local bulletins that you have, like local schools

01:13:40.000 do events, all sorts of things that like your town and your county are doing, just go do one

01:13:46.520 of them. Go do a couple, put a smile on your face, introduce yourself to people. You don't have to

01:13:52.280 be a creeper, but you know, introduce yourself to people and just see who you vibe with. And if

01:13:57.560 nothing else, you're just like hanging out with some different people for a few hours, having a

01:14:02.340 different experience. And when you go home from a different experience, you feel so refreshed and

01:14:07.500 renewed because it's something totally out of your norm. It feels so good. So I would suggest

01:14:15.660 sometimes you're like, well, I don't know what to do. There are no groups. There are. There are

01:14:19.740 so many community events. Just literally pick a couple that look good to you. Circle them on the

01:14:25.580 paper. Just like if you have to sign up for it, sign up for it. Some are free. Some might be $20.

01:14:31.220 I think my terrarium class was $20, whatever it was, to pay for the supplies.

01:14:36.820 Just go.

01:14:37.560 Just go.

01:14:38.220 Go by yourself too.

01:14:39.520 And if you've never been to a movie by yourself, it is so fun also.

01:14:44.380 You can get there kind of late because you know the first 20 minutes is just BS ads and

01:14:49.860 whatever.

01:14:50.680 Just slide into the one chair that you want yourself.

01:14:54.440 Get yourself some popping corn and just chill out.

01:14:58.220 It's a good time.

01:14:59.000 so don't be afraid to do things like that either you don't have to stay home because you're like

01:15:03.160 oh i'm alone or i don't have someone to go with go and and if you do have a bunch of friends and

01:15:08.200 you're fortunate that way go do things by yourself it is so freaking fun i'm telling you you'll love

01:15:14.120 it marcella do you ever do things by yourself not often no but um you know like you know i go

01:15:21.320 shopping on my own yeah like i go to the supermarket on my own well yeah nobody wants

01:15:27.960 to go grocery shopping i ended up talking to so many people though at the supermarket or anywhere

01:15:32.760 i just constantly talk to people and they're like oh okay let me talk to her she's talking so i'm

01:15:38.120 like oh i my friends just laugh they're like can you go anywhere and not start talking to people

01:15:44.280 i can't i just can't help it there's always something to say i i i think like um you you

01:15:51.960 you if you think that always think you have friends like like everybody's your friend

01:15:58.440 everybody everybody except like weird guys in the in the parking lot um and band just yeah

01:16:06.520 never never park near a van you guys um oh yeah i'm always like a van conversion van i'm out of

01:16:13.880 here uh the other thing i'm glad you shower on your own well i prefer showering on my own too

01:16:19.480 too, actually. I do shower on my own, but not always, you know? I mean, I prefer it. I want

01:16:25.320 the hot water for myself. There's nothing fun about that at a certain point. Oh, Dorothy, yes.

01:16:32.280 I did like a floor Pilates class at one of the schools, like was doing Pilates. And I did it for

01:16:39.640 like a year. And it was so fun because some of the people came and went, but it was like the

01:16:46.040 same women that were there every week and you're like hey and i didn't like know them know them all 0.88

01:16:50.480 but it was like a fun little gathering once a week to see those people do it yeah marcella scrubs 1.00

01:16:57.620 your back the best that's so nice really good i'm really good at that um she's aggressive it was

01:17:03.420 like thinking i was thinking about something but i i forgot there was like a like a certain thing

01:17:08.980 that um anyways work out go to the gym meet the people that always hang out at the gym or you know

01:17:16.980 do a run club i'm kind of thinking talking about this really good people marcella why don't we

01:17:24.420 why don't we set the example and see if there's something we can individually do

01:17:28.980 that's like by ourselves just like something in your community wanna i don't know i guess i i

01:17:38.180 have to i mean who wants to do that let's do who's who in the chat wants to do that with us like

01:17:45.220 we'll all tell each other what the thing is that we're going to do and we'll do it i'm going to

01:17:50.980 look at like our little think about what can be done here um and and you guys you know what else

01:17:58.580 too there's babies that need to be rocked in hospitals there's kids that need stories read

01:18:04.420 to them. There's like all sorts of things. Like there's a lot of women I know and men that are

01:18:10.180 older. And I mean, like in their like eighties that I know, and they go to the hospital that

01:18:15.000 there's like babies in that are in there for a while and they just hold them and rock them in

01:18:19.520 a chair because they just need that like one-on-one kind of a thing. I know animal shelters,

01:18:25.300 everything. Oh yeah. Animal shelters. There's just even convalescent homes, you know, like

01:18:32.160 older people don't have families, you know, especially during the holidays, you, you know,

01:18:37.580 go visit just random people and treat them. Yes. Um, I love hanging out with old people,

01:18:45.600 especially like Alzheimer's. I fricking love old people. I don't know where it was. Um, I need to 1.00

01:18:52.760 look it up, but there was a guy that's trying to go, he goes to different American legions or

01:18:58.920 different places where veterans are and he tries to get their story uh you know either written out

01:19:05.620 or or i don't know if he films them but he was trying to like like compile all this wisdom

01:19:13.160 from veterans and it's yeah that's one thing you you probably i probably will do is go to the

01:19:20.960 american legions near near the post here and talk to the veterans while they're at the bar

01:19:27.500 maybe it'll be a lot of fun. Yeah. No, that's a really great idea. The other thing too is I,

01:19:33.280 when my grandmother was alive, she was like in an Alzheimer's place and I would go there with like

01:19:39.420 all my nail polish and I would do all the ladies' nails. So yeah. So they, and they loved it. Like, 0.92

01:19:45.240 you know, they felt like, oh, I'm so fancy. And like, no one's like doing their nails and whatever.

01:19:49.820 so oh thank you pug 4b that's so sweet oh oh i love you too so i used to love like doing their

01:20:00.920 nails and maybe like do you know how to do that do you know like did you train on that or you just

01:20:06.000 oh but but it doesn't matter you don't have to know how you know what i mean just like

01:20:10.760 i'm terrible at that and paint their nails you could put even put clear polish on them

01:20:15.480 They would be like, what happened to my nails?

01:20:19.700 But you know what else, too?

01:20:21.200 If you're like doing their nails, you're touching them.

01:20:24.080 It's like human touch.

01:20:25.380 You know what I mean?

01:20:25.840 It's like that connection.

01:20:27.160 So don't be afraid to like go hold someone's hand and tell them a story or let them tell you a story.

01:20:32.080 There'll be a story. 1.00

01:20:32.840 Myrcella went to a convalescent home and she got arrested for touching people's hands.

01:20:39.620 All right.

01:20:40.000 Go to where you said that there was a bar that was better.

01:20:43.040 Yeah.

01:20:43.180 there's different american legion posts like where uh veterans hang out and you know the

01:20:50.760 veterans affairs the va hospital yeah yeah i don't know oh i love it all right so who's gonna join us

01:20:59.580 if you want to you don't have to declare it now but if you guys decide you know what i am gonna

01:21:04.340 see what's going on in my community she's looking up this thing right now yeah and then um let us

01:21:12.260 know if you're going to do something and let us know if this is something different for you to

01:21:15.880 like something you've never done. And I think it's fun to do things you've never done. So

01:21:20.360 it just makes you feel different. It just energizes yourselves for some reason. It's like,

01:21:24.720 Oh, that was different. Like it was out of the ordinary for me. Maybe I challenged myself to do

01:21:28.980 that. And maybe in return, you feel better and the people you came in contact feel better. So

01:21:34.640 it's a win-win for the gym and get ripped. You've got, I'll do that. I'll go to the gym.

01:21:42.260 I love it. All right. So I hope you guys have a great rest of your day. Marcella,

01:21:50.240 I'll miss you tomorrow. No, I have court tomorrow. But you'll be back Thursday.

01:21:56.440 Yeah. All right. So just one day we have to deal with Marcella being away. We're going to hang in

01:22:01.060 there. Stella's ready for food. Yes, she is. She's ready for her fourth breakfast. I am late.

01:22:08.340 she's gonna fire me i know all right guys so we'll see you i'll see you tomorrow marcella 0.93

01:22:15.380 we'll see you on thursday have fun in court kick some butt all right you guys love you

01:22:20.820 thanks for being here today okay bye guys bye 0.91

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