00:10:11.660And they're ones that people identify with, like the east wing of the White House, the ballroom, or the reflecting pool, or $200 million from the Defense Department.
00:10:25.320And so that's what you'll see, basically, in January.
00:11:07.160So that tells you what his politics are like, but I think we just let them do what they're0.96
00:11:15.520going to do because the American voter did not elect them.
00:11:20.900There were some Democrats that did elect them for the revenge, the this and the that, but the majority of the people want a better life. And none of that was talked about. It's all, what are we going to do for ourselves? Which is like, then again, it's a different thing.
00:11:44.060like we said yesterday, winning an election and then actually governing. It doesn't sound like
00:11:51.680they're actually planning on governing. They're just planning on investigating. And
00:11:55.880the good thing about it, as I see it, is that it will give them a defeat in 2028.
00:12:02.980Yeah. That's what I think too, Owen. It's just, they're going to show us what this is all going
00:12:07.540to be about again. And so maybe we could flip the Congress back in 2028 also. And most importantly,
00:12:14.780not most importantly, but most importantly, when the presidency, what's your take?0.94
00:12:20.720Well, this is a clown person that's basically a CIA plant in Congress. She was a CIA analyst0.97
00:12:27.860before, and she is probably going to be one of the leaders of this ridiculous revenge campaign
00:12:35.040they're going to have to try and get back at trump and so you know nothing she's saying that
00:12:39.860they're going to do here is a surprise i think we all knew this was coming and so that's not
00:12:44.900surprising to me and i agree that it's going to probably backfire on them and it's going to be
00:12:49.120ridiculous for the next two years they're going to have hearing after hearing after hearing and
00:12:52.780all these impeachments and all these things and that's going to be the theme for the next year0.64
00:12:57.260probably at least and they probably will not accomplish anything at all except you know they'll
00:13:04.180have to at some point pass a budget and we may have shutdowns in the meantime and so it's going
00:13:09.540to be a crap show for the next year or two in congress and you know again this is probably one
00:13:15.700of the more extreme people i think in terms of that message at least she's the same person that0.96
00:13:20.860was saying she wanted to go after anybody who even wanted to work with trump yeah like as this
00:13:26.220deterrence message so she's like that's like her whole platform i think and it's not about
00:13:31.940governing. It's not about improving lives for Americans. It's not about affordability. Any of
00:13:36.220the things they ran on, that's all out the window now. And now they're going to show who they really
00:13:40.940are. And what they really are are a bunch of TDS people that just want to go after Trump and
00:13:46.000Hegseth and everyone else in the Trump administration. I saw Jamie Raskin, another
00:13:51.380designated liar, talk. He ran the Trump impeachment trial and I think the J6 trial too. He was0.98
00:14:00.040talking to who's the chick on, um, MSNBC that doesn't have lips. Um, Nicole Wallace, he was
00:14:07.360talking to Nicole Wallace and he was just like, oh yeah. And we're going to go after any company
00:14:13.360that was, you know, working with Trump that, you know, any company that, you know, helped him make
00:14:19.720money, any law firm, you know, and then expose those people. And I'm like, yeah, you're doing
00:14:25.080And the same thing Slocken said is, you know, we're going to lawfare anybody who tries to do
00:14:30.900any kind of business with the Republicans or with Trump. So listen, you guys, we already have been
00:14:35.960through this. Like we went through Nancy's impeachments, you know, for him, we've been
00:14:41.360through this. So we know how noisy it is, but we don't have to pay attention to it. Really? We
00:14:46.800really don't. Okay. So our lives don't need to be affected by what they're doing. So it's going to
00:14:53.840be a lot of theater. It's going to waste a lot of time. But don't forget that all of these things,
00:14:59.420all of this lawfare is just a dress rehearsal for the country to see of what they can expect if they
00:15:06.880then put a Democrat in the White House in 2028. And they're not going to make our wallets any
00:15:13.700better. They're just going to create more chaos and nobody's going to want that in 2028. So let
00:15:19.000them do their thing. And remember, it doesn't have to affect your personal life. And we'll keep you
00:15:24.400up to date here, but don't get bogged down in it. Don't feel sick over it. Just try to ignore it if
00:15:29.960you can, actually. All right. So I wanted to move along because a lot of people are actually talking
00:15:37.500about this kind of lawfare. And someone else who we know is a target is Elon, Kara Swisher, and
00:15:46.380Scott Galloway are like orgasming over like pretty much killing him. I mean, like they
00:15:55.040are so disgusted by him. So many people, so many wild, wacky people are. And so he's, you know,
00:16:02.520he's a target. And I always worry about him and his safety as most of us do. And here's
00:16:09.240Jay Cal from the All In podcast, maybe the second time I've agreed with him on something.
00:16:16.380talking about it. Let's take a listen.
00:16:21.260I don't know if you heard the earlier segment. They're talking about executing Elon Musk.
00:16:27.820Does that have an impact on the market, on Elon?
00:16:34.160Well, Elon and I are very close friends. And so I can tell you the amount of security this poor
00:16:39.120man and his family have to do. And the amount of danger he's in consistently is unimaginable.
00:16:47.660It's unimaginable. It's unimaginable. And this guy, Scott Galloway, is complete disgraziad,
00:16:53.280as we would say in Brooklyn. Not only is he calling for the execution of Elon Musk,
00:16:59.240he joked about President Trump's assassination attempt in the days after it. These are evil0.70
00:17:06.040people. These are disgraceful people. And the crazy hypocrisy of it is that Karen Swisher and1.00
00:17:12.780Scott Galloway are always bragging about how they make $10 million each from their goddamn podcast.0.97
00:17:18.800And this kind of rhetoric, that's paid for by technology companies that are advertising on0.98
00:17:22.820that podcast. If you're a technology company advertising on that podcast, you are endorsing
00:17:27.780the assassination, the assassination of the president of the United States, the joking of
00:17:32.800But that rhetoric, and also my friend, Elon Musk, and that is completely unacceptable.1.00
00:17:38.340These people are deranged, sociopathic lunatics, Jesse.0.99
00:17:42.720I don't know how it could be any more clear.0.99
00:17:46.400So, Owen, I couldn't agree more with J. Cal.
00:17:49.360I mean, they're like fully saying this stuff.0.97
00:17:53.120It would be like being on this show and any one of us is like saying that we want someone to be, you know, kaput.0.92
00:18:02.800Well, I think it is ridiculous. I think it's, again, it's the Elon version of TDS, I think, where they just think, oh, because he came out so in favor of Trump, he suddenly got painted with the TDS thing.0.98
00:18:17.160And also just because he's the richest man in the world, it makes them an easy target for them because they think, oh, this is that rich elite, millionaire, billionaire, people we don't like sort of thing.
00:18:30.420So for socialists, they think of that as like the ultimate example of, you know, this is our enemy sort of thing. And yeah, it's disgusting. It's reprehensible. I think, you know, it should be illegal, at least when it does cross the line. I know there's free speech and it's okay to say you don't like Elon, but if you're threatening to kill someone, I'm pretty sure that's not legal.
00:18:50.020So, you know, I think it is something that is reprehensible and we should be trying to, you know, shut that down wherever we can within the bounds of the law, of course.
00:19:00.560But I just think, you know, they're always looking for an enemy.
00:19:06.300So I think he's just a single person that can focus all their hatred up into the little ball in their gut and say, oh, I hate that guy.0.99
00:23:06.120Like, in reality, like, he should be praised by them because in their DEI world, in their diverse world, this is what he should be.
00:23:16.440But anyways, I go on a tangent. Going back to your question, I don't think nothing can be done against them except repudiate anybody that says that and, you know, have lots and lots of security.
00:23:30.660because we know what happened to Charlie can happen to anybody that's out there that's efficient.
00:23:37.700And it's sad that we've gone to this level of, you know, politics.
00:23:48.180This is a coordinated op against Elon Musk.
00:23:50.840And the fact that it really erupted when he was doing Doge is a telltale sign of that.
00:23:57.880Like, you know, why would that be something that leftists would object to? Because he's basically saying we want to take out some government spending. We want to, you know, get rid of waste, corruption, fraud, abuse. Unless they're defending those things and saying we want fraud, corruption, waste and abuse, then nothing he did should have been objectionable at all.
00:24:19.180And the fact that there was such a panic to it means they were worried about whatever funding they were getting out of that fraud, corruption, waste, and abuse.
00:24:26.600And that, to me, indicates this is an organized op.
00:24:29.540This is not just people decided they didn't like Elon Musk.
00:24:33.600They're getting together to say we need to stop this guy because he's defunding us or he's uncovering stuff that we want to stay secret, and we need to put a stop to this guy.
00:24:46.640I'm sure it didn't help from his perspective to, you know, be basically contributing to Republican campaigns and being very public about that.
00:24:54.260But it seemed like the doge was really the bigger factor in when that came up.
00:24:58.900So it wasn't even just about the fact that he was siding with Republicans.
00:25:02.420It was more just, you know, cleaning up the government was the problem, which tells me that there probably is a coordinated psyop, almost certainly, to say we need to take Musk down.
00:25:12.800And, you know, they had all the things where they're saying we want to take away his contracts.
00:25:15.980We want to nationalize SpaceX. They just want to defund and take away the people that they don't
00:25:21.220like. And it's because they didn't like the fact that they were getting all their fraud exposed.
00:25:27.720I know when you think about, oh my God, it was so stupid. He's working on fraud on behalf of1.00
00:25:34.480America, like the precious time he hardly has. And he puts that energy in. And then what do
00:25:41.260the Democrats start doing? Keying Teslas. And I'm like, you realize probably most people that
00:25:47.080own a Tesla are Democrats, right? Uh, just keying them like, Oh, we'll just destroy other people's
00:25:53.320property. It's like, these people are so deranged. I honestly, I, I don't know what's0.98
00:25:57.840going to cure these people, but, um, I want to, I want to pivot, pivot. Uh, I need, I need a clip.
00:26:04.540Can someone make a clip for me? Just very short of Ross Geller screaming, pivot, pivot, because I
00:26:10.400need that soundbite. Thank you so much. If you know how, um, pivoting, I did want to get to, um,
00:26:21.200Israel slash Iran. Um, I just feel like there's some more cleanup that needs to happen here.0.98
00:26:28.360Um, apparently everyone's still not, no, no, no, no, not everyone. Okay. So let listen,
00:26:33.720Marcella and Owen, I feel like we have failed the sippers because we have not tested their1.00
00:26:41.640IQ in a while. So there was a poll that came out after the election and it was what percentage0.98
00:26:52.900of people did not think that the Iran war had anything to do with the Republicans losing the
00:27:01.600election. What percentage of people said, no, no, no, that had nothing to do with it. Let's just,
00:27:06.620let's just see. We have to see. We had this audience, I believe.
00:27:14.120That's so wacky. How'd you guys know? You're right. 25% of the people felt like the Iran war
00:27:21.600had nothing to do with it. And actually it was 74% of people felt that the Iran war had
00:27:29.720a lot to do with it, or it was really important to them. So you guys are so smart. I'm so sorry
00:27:36.980we haven't helped sharpen your skills, but thank God you remembered how to think clearly. Amazing.
00:27:43.260You guys are amazing. So speaking of that, I did want to get to, this was a clip. So Piers Morgan's
00:27:50.460been doing lots of these interviews. And in this clip, I just found it interesting. It's Piers
00:27:57.180Morgan. And who does he have with him? He is, okay, this is the vice president of the Jewish
00:28:10.040Institute for National Security. His name is Blaise Miztel. So again, vice president of the
00:28:19.340Jewish Institute for National Security. And Piers is just simply asking him a question about
00:28:26.480nukes and he's sitting there with uh the other person is tim pool from the tim cast podcast
00:28:32.660and joe kent okay joe kent knows something so i find it interesting let's take a look
00:28:38.400i don't think there are any declared nuclear powers fantastic i love i actually love this
00:28:43.160when we have this conversation where it's like what do you mean you of course you know that
00:28:47.840israel has a lot of nuclear weapons why did none of you admit it i don't know why don't you admit
00:28:53.680it? Because I don't know. You do know. But you know Iran has them? You do know. But you know Iran has them? I never said them. Iran I don't think does have one. But Israel has dozens of them. Don't they? Look, the only nuclear weapons I know in the Middle East are the ones that America keeps in Turkey.
00:29:09.980Please, you are the policy VP of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America. Are you looking at me with a straight face and saying you don't know if Israel has nuclear weapons?
00:29:18.820I certainly know it's reported. I know it's claimed.
00:29:21.080What do you think, Claude, from your knowledge as the policy VP of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America,
00:29:27.600either you are totally ill-suited to that position or you know for a fact that Israel has dozens of nuclear weapons.
00:29:35.440We all know that. Why don't you just admit it? Why did none of you admit it?
00:29:39.540I don't know who you are in this case.
00:29:41.940People supporting the Israeli government.0.69
00:29:43.780I do know that if I was a country that was surrounded by other states that were hell-bent on my annihilation...
00:29:49.260You're a supporter of the Israeli government?
00:29:51.200No, I'm a supporter of American interests, which I believe are served by a close relationship with Israel.
00:29:55.880But you don't know if Israel has nuclear weapons?
00:29:58.800No, I don't know for a fact whether it does or not.
00:30:00.800Please, why? You're lying to me, aren't you?
00:30:03.440You're just lying, looking me straight in the eye, and you're lying.
00:30:06.000I have been, yeah. I have been looking you straight in the eye.
00:38:34.340I mean, even though 25% didn't say that the Iran war had nothing to do with the, I think the poll I saw was like 88% said that was one of the big issues.
00:38:43.560so it clearly did have a big impact and i think it was partly due to you know some people don't0.69
00:38:49.780like just any war at all which totally i mean i'm against the two i i wish we hadn't gone in
00:38:55.440or didn't feel we needed to go in again i've allowed for the possibility that if they were
00:39:00.700about to get a nuclear weapon that i can totally understand that and i might have made the same
00:39:03.940decision um because if the alternative is to say we might have world war three it might be the end
00:39:08.920of the world i mean that you know that's the type of decision you might be making there it's like
00:39:13.000okay do I save midterms and possibly have the entire world end like yeah and I so I allow for
00:39:21.680that possibility but I don't want to it doesn't mean you deny that it had an impact or that that
00:39:26.340was a factor or even just being against staying there because I think we have already blown up a
00:39:32.680lot of their stuff and I don't know what more we can accomplish there other than continuing to try
00:39:37.340to get the regime to change and I don't think that's worth it so I wish we had gotten out in
00:39:42.060march or april i wish we had gotten out in time for everything to settle between then and the
00:39:46.780midterms but you know for whatever reason it didn't happen and and they trump thought they
00:39:53.220had more they needed to do there and um at this point it's almost like the you know trump probably
00:39:58.780feels like i've got nothing to lose to finish it off because i've already paid the price politically
00:40:03.320and i may as well get the results i'm after so maybe the step up in you know in the in the attacks
00:40:10.080and bombings and things and we'll see what happens i think at the moment the latest i've
00:40:15.440heard is that he's still trying to negotiate a diplomatic settlement at this point and not to
00:40:19.840resume all the the bombings and things but you know he certainly has no or less reason not to
00:40:26.040at this point because it's not going to change anything like that and so um we'll see what
00:40:31.680happens but i i would still say my position is i think we should get out of there as quickly as we
00:40:35.600can well and plus marcella they know that in uh january whatever day it is he's officially a lame
00:40:43.280duck and you know they don't really need to negotiate is what i'm imagining they're thinking
00:40:48.300but what do you think about um you know what don said in general because i i i appreciated it
00:40:57.100personally i appreciate what don said because it's his father you know and and yeah firstborn
00:41:04.680and everything else like they're very very close um and for him to come out to the public and say
00:41:11.480what he said one is very brave two it's very sincere and it felt like the right thing to do
00:41:21.160for the voters that the the supported the trump administrations for all of three elections and
00:41:30.760And, and, uh, you know, I'm, I'm glad he did that.
00:41:34.360And, and that was perfect what he did, just like what JD Vance did.
00:41:39.260Um, I, you know, wait and see what happens, you know, in regards to Iran,
00:41:45.200but like you were saying, it's a weak, Trump has a weak hand in regards to
00:41:52.840leverage now, because it's like, but at the same time, like Scott would remind
00:41:58.920Because you can never, with Trump, you can never know where he's going to go and whether
00:42:05.060he's going to, okay, I'm a lame duck, I will have a beast because look at my country or0.91
00:42:10.320whatever. Or he could be like, F this, I already lost, might as well just bomb them out of0.99
00:42:17.340existence. What new thing, I'll pardon myself and I'll pardon everybody else. So in that0.97
00:42:24.920particular way that's where we're going to see the persuader in chief really be who he you know
00:42:31.560shine because any other lame duck president would not be able to challenge iran to a peace deal to
00:42:40.880any kind of deal but because he's so uncertain in regards to what he's going to do and he's so
00:42:47.760like you know he's a new yorker he's a new jersey and he's like i don't care might as well just
00:42:55.720destroy every the whole world since my whole world's destroyed so that's you know so like frank
00:43:02.440met guy said shake the box like shake it baby like a polaroid picture and and i know that that's not
00:43:09.520kind of what we want to hear but because there's this and there's this fear of like what is he
00:43:17.280going to do? That's why he's been very quiet. Yeah, perhaps. All right. So let me get to this
00:43:25.040or I'm never going to get to it. And if I don't get to it, I'm going to be so upset. All right,
00:43:29.220you guys, this is not Splashy Dog. This is Scott Adams. And listen, whatever kind of relationship
00:43:37.920you have, it doesn't have to be husband, wife. It could be your daughter. It could be your son.
00:43:42.400It could be a neighbor, a friend. It could be the drunk uncle you're going to see at Thanksgiving.
00:43:47.280Um, maybe just, maybe we can practice what Scott's going to teach us before we have to
00:43:54.680be around these people. So better now than later, let's take a, about a seven minute
00:44:00.420moment with Scott. Here we go. Hey everybody. This is a little micro lesson on how to save
00:44:08.120your relationship. If your partner has Trump derangement syndrome, I'm doing this in my
00:44:13.960closet because there's a leaf blower outside. So just bear with me. Now, if your partner has
00:44:19.760Trump derangement syndrome, they probably can't be saved in the sense that you're going to have
00:44:25.600to just wait this out and maybe get to the next administration. But you might be able to nudge
00:44:31.580some people, not everybody, in the right direction. Here's the technique I would use.
00:50:43.240requires some kind of a carbon, non-carbon source,
00:50:48.140and both Biden and Trump are on the same page.
00:50:51.420So the only thing you could do about climate change
00:50:54.200that would actually be a big enough change
00:50:55.900to make a difference. Trump and Biden agree, nuclear power. Maybe AOC agrees too. She's
00:51:03.280actually been open to it and she was on Biden's advisory board. We don't know exactly.
00:51:08.120So this is the technique. Do not assert a statement of Trump's superiority because it
00:51:14.920will just be met with more resistance. Instead, let your partner talk him or herself into a
00:51:21.520softening of their position simply by asking questions, the answers to which should make
00:51:28.020the person pause and wonder, huh, have I been misled by the media or do I have an accurate
00:51:35.860opinion of what's going on? You will not get anybody to completely change their political
00:51:41.060views in a conversation or two. It just doesn't happen. But you might get them a little bit
00:51:46.660more open-minded about the possibility that he's not the monster they first thought i hope that
00:51:54.680helps all right oh and i hope it helps too oh oh oh well i think this happened to him the other day
00:52:04.660you just made him disappear voila i'll do whatever you need erica don't make me disappear
00:52:10.980never marcella never um here comes owen again but you know i was just talking to someone yesterday
00:52:19.480and they were saying you know i oh still um i you know i don't know what to say to people when you
00:52:26.420know there are challenging things and i'm like just ask questions just what scott said you know
00:52:30.520all you have to do is just start asking them questions instead of um defending trump ask
00:52:37.680them to explain themselves and then find out if you can like agree on anything but i i love that
00:52:45.200lesson marcella and i love when scott would be in his closet doing lessons i mean it's hysterical
00:52:50.460so i'm in my closet because there's a leaf flower that he wanted to i remember there was a i think
00:52:58.700owen shared a news item about leaf blowers and how like they were making them like have no noise or
00:53:05.600something like that, noiseless. And he was in love with that, but he made it for leaf blowers.
00:53:11.020Yes. And rightfully so. So do you want to add anything to that for everybody who's going to
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00:53:57.640Oh, you know, for Thanksgiving, I'm sure, you know, I am a target, of course, as a Trump supporter, but I've been, we've been, all of us have been there before for three years.
00:54:15.920is just now I'm kind of in agreement with them on certain points. But I think I'm not going to
00:54:25.540disclose that so much because then they're going to have grounds for that. And my cat's right here.
00:54:32.080I wonder if your cat's hearing my cat. I know. Oh. But Owen, let's... All right. So, Owen,
00:54:40.600what are, where did Marcella go? That's funny, Scott Ritchie, like I banished her.
00:54:48.020So Owen, on this lesson, you know, again, for the, for the fam, you know, what, what highlights
00:54:55.180should we take away from that? Well, I mean, my, my first thought is just, you know, there's not
00:55:02.180necessarily any reason to even engage in political conversation at Thanksgiving. But if you are,
00:55:08.420I think it's a great approach. I think it's just I the way I think about it is like, you know, my my wife and I disagree on politics and, you know, who we think we should vote for.
00:55:18.620And I just try not to talk to her about it because it's not going to be productive.
00:55:24.120You know, I'm not going to convince her to vote Republican. She's not going to convince me to vote Democrat.
00:55:27.960So what's the point? We do sometimes talk about it and that's OK, too.
00:55:33.100It's not like it's a hard rule or anything, but I think it's just like, I value my relationship with my wife and my family who are also mostly Democrat more than I do any kind of political discussion. Like why, you know, I don't see any reason to get into a conflicting conversation and make it a big deal out of that stuff. And I'd rather just focus on more personal things and our relationships and talk about things that are more relevant, like our families and what we're doing and all those other things.
00:55:59.700So if you are trying to persuade them, I think Scott's approach does make a lot of sense by asking questions and being more indirect about it and not just trying to push your ideas or win a debate.
00:56:12.060That that's not a very good approach, because, you know, if you've tried that online or anywhere else, you've probably seen what happens.
00:56:17.960People just dig in and defend their position and get angry and don't want to listen to you.
00:56:23.320So if you ask them questions, it draws them into an actual conversation with you.
00:56:28.000Yeah. And I think that makes it much more of a real discussion where there could be a changing of minds. And I think part of the underlying persuasion technique is that when you ask people questions and they come up with their own answers, then they think it's my idea.
00:56:42.920You know, like they don't think that you're trying to persuade them or push them towards something. They're just answering the question themselves. And so if you can use those questions to maybe craftily lead them in a direction, then they may end up moving their own position and not think, oh, you convinced me. It's more like I decided to change my mind and that's a much more effective way of persuading people.
00:57:05.560I want to give my take on this for the holiday. I'm telling you, just try it. If anyone tries it
00:57:13.100and it works, just let me know. So if you are a, I don't even want to say a Trump supporter,
00:57:19.360if you're just a Republican and your family knows, and maybe you're the odd man out, whatever,
00:57:24.840there is going to be extra gloating from the left. Okay. Here's what I would do. Hand to God.
00:57:33.880here's what I would do. If, if the, the Dems were like, Oh yeah, you guys took a shot at it.
00:57:41.220I'd be like, dude, it was a blood bath. Like we sucked so bad. And then that's it. And then it's0.98
00:57:49.520like, Oh, all right. Well, that wasn't fun. It's like, no, yeah, we sucked bad, man. You know,
00:57:55.480pass the gravy because it's true. And then you like take the wind out of their sails. You're
00:58:02.120like, yeah, I can agree with that. And I think you can move on from there. Um, that's typically
00:58:07.720what I would do. So try that technique too, if you're afraid to debate, because we kind of don't
00:58:14.520really have a leg to stand on right now. It's like too soon from the election to Thanksgiving.
00:58:19.180It's like that. And I think that Owen's right, you know, and, and Marcella, you know, like we
00:58:26.040all know it's, you're better off not talking about politics with the family. If you want to stay a
00:58:31.100family. Um, so just, I would say, just try to acknowledge and move on. And if they keep on
00:58:36.920going, be like, you know, listen, you guys won everything. Like congrats, you guys won everything
00:58:43.060and just see if you can just move on from it because it's not worth it. It's not worth it
00:58:50.120to have these conversations. Um, and if you're pressed into it, try what Scott suggested and
00:58:55.800ask questions. If you maybe had a little too much of the eggnog and you're a little
00:59:01.020spicy and you want to have a debate, try Scott's techniques. So, um, yeah, flesh. Yeah. It's the
00:59:08.940midterms. This happens all the time. We always flip flop, but you know what? Give them a little,
00:59:14.460just be like, yeah, it was brutal, man. It was brutal. So got to give you that. Um, so anyway,
00:59:19.760we have just a couple, we have one minute and no Andy Wang. Oh, there's Andy. Andy,
00:59:25.580I've been looking for you. I don't know where you have been, but I'm not happy about this.
00:59:30.060I have a clip for you. And thank you, Crusher. Andy is here for the goodbye and the time,
00:59:38.460Nazism. I appreciate it. So Andy, I pulled in the Alec clip for you. I'm sure you've seen it.1.00
00:59:45.260But this is just to show you, not everybody's sad about the election results. Alec Baldwin,
00:59:51.260although he looks like hell, he did murder a woman and he's a disaster. He's happy. This is0.99
01:00:00.100happy Alec Baldwin. I got out of bed, came down to my kitchen to leave a message. I just did a
01:00:07.860seven minute message, me yammering on, but I've decided to cut it down to this. We've been in
01:00:15.900this nightmare we've been living in this nightmare for me my political consciousness it's been a
01:00:22.100nightmare I can't believe we've arrived where we've arrived but that nightmare the beginning
01:00:28.860of the end of that nightmare is tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow we go and make our first step in the
01:00:38.700direction we think this country should go in which is to really really be more sane the world we're
01:00:45.700in now, the America we're in now is insane. It's insane. We do everything contradictory to all
01:00:50.980common wisdom, the common wisdom of people around the world. And here we are in this nightmare.
01:01:01.760We get off that path tomorrow. Tomorrow. 2028, that's an eternity. Two years is an eternity