Real Coffee with Scott Adams - The Scott Adams School - 5⧸59⧸26 BJ Dichter Joins Erica & Marcela. Trump, Iran and Dad Jokes

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00:01:38.420 while I attempt to humor you after the sip with some dad jokes. Okay. We've got jokes. All right.

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00:02:43.500 We're enjoying this Periscope simultaneously.

00:02:50.180 Periscope.

00:02:50.980 Yeah.

00:02:51.700 Yeah, we're starting from the beginning.

00:02:53.200 I heard Marcella talking about that.

00:02:54.540 Yeah, a lot of us started back with Scott in the Periscope days.

00:02:58.380 It was amazing.

00:02:59.520 Yeah, Marcella said Scott was mean to her.

00:03:01.620 I thought that was just so funny.

00:03:03.680 Oh, no, just like sometimes. 0.97

00:03:07.480 Said the abused woman.

00:03:10.960 Then he gives me flowers.

00:03:12.200 he he did that to us sometimes when we would argue like like erica was explaining she was arguing one

00:03:18.840 point he was arguing another he loved it i love that kind of stuff he loved a good debate but

00:03:24.760 you know what was really cute is like if i would get frustrated like if i was like i because i'd

00:03:30.280 be typing in the chat i'd be like are you kidding me like i can't even believe like what do you

00:03:34.440 think i'm stupid and as soon as i would say something like that he's so sweet like he'd be

00:03:38.120 like no like he'd like ratchet it down like no like he didn't want me to feel bad he's like no 0.59

00:03:43.080 i'm just saying and i'm like okay um all right so here's one coffee creamer update for you guys

00:03:49.380 because this is coffee news i checked my chobani creamer you'll all be thrilled to know there's

00:03:55.460 nothing wacky in it it's like oh natural there's no whatever the thing is that could be in it it's

00:04:01.460 not in it so i'm very it's not like high fructose corn syrup it's like sugar cream whatever it's

00:04:08.000 just like your basic natural stuff. So that's better than the coffee meat I was drinking. So

00:04:12.320 drink to that. Yesterday, I was looking for a clip I couldn't find. Okay, this is the kind of

00:04:19.900 thing that like if you just are walking by a room I'm in one day and I'm in hysterics, crying, 1.00

00:04:25.420 laughing, it's stupid, stupid jokes like this and people trying not to laugh. And who doesn't need 1.00

00:04:31.540 some dad jokes right now? So these are three guys that go deer hunting and these are their jokes

00:04:37.540 from a deer blind. So they're all in camouflage. They set up a little camera and they're trying to

00:04:42.160 be quiet because they don't want to scare the deer. And they tell each other these stupid dad 1.00

00:04:46.280 jokes and try not to laugh. So let's go. What do you call a spider with 10 eyes? 1.00

00:04:52.900 Where do you take someone who's been injured in a peekaboo accident?

00:05:07.540 The ICU.

00:05:14.000 You ever heard of Murphy's Law?

00:05:15.620 Peekaboo, ICU.

00:05:17.400 Have you heard of Cole's Law?

00:05:20.700 It's thinly sliced cabbage with salad dressing.

00:05:28.540 Have you heard of the new sport called quiet tennis?

00:05:32.420 It's like normal tennis, but without the racket.

00:05:37.540 what did they call the terminator once he retired the exterminator

00:05:47.620 what has five toes but isn't your foot my foot

00:06:07.540 oh we're not editing that out why can't you hear a pterodactyl going to the bathroom

00:06:17.100 I don't know.

00:06:18.900 Because the pee is silent.

00:06:24.440 Where do cows go camping?

00:06:27.980 Upstate New York.

00:06:44.660 Okay.

00:06:45.380 that is that is my jam right there sorry oh i maybe some alcohol was involved in that

00:06:52.060 no with the guns and a deer blind i hope not well it's how they go hunting in canada oh then maybe

00:06:59.000 six pack yeah for sure oh my god i love those guys and i i just i love i love it because i 0.87

00:07:05.600 love stupid jokes um and i love trying not to laugh like you know when you'd go to church when 0.79

00:07:11.780 you're little or you'd have to be at like a wedding or something and you know you're in class 0.99

00:07:16.620 and there's someone speaking and just that something happens and you you're trying not to

00:07:20.920 laugh and you just want to die it's my fave um and they're hot i like to see hot friendships like

00:07:26.480 that you know camouflage why not so thank you for indulging me um bj did you want to say something

00:07:36.700 about hypnotizing out of the gate? Well, actually, it's, you know, maybe a simulation alert. But

00:07:42.540 for those of you remember, I'm sure you all remember Scott Adams once talked about hypnosis

00:07:47.200 cards. Oh, yeah. He talked about Mike Mendel's hypnosis cards. And I actually happened to be

00:07:53.420 with him yesterday and talking about Scott and you guys. And they weren't they didn't they weren't

00:07:59.020 aware that, you know, the Scott Adams school continued. So they just say they said a shout

00:08:04.320 out to all of you guys and uh all the best and i just thought it was it's very sweet you know

00:08:10.160 life comes full circle from the cards to hanging out to bringing us all together i thought that

00:08:15.720 was nice shout out to mike mandel we had a lot of fun man caves reading his cards and talking

00:08:21.040 about hypnosis yeah very cool he would be a good guest actually yeah he would well let me reach out

00:08:27.400 to him i'd love to do um a man cave with him like a local so we can just like hang and talk and

00:08:33.140 whatever so bj if you want to do that that would be so fun okay let me see what i can do okay cool

00:08:38.520 um all right so marcella and i were both looking at these did you guys see this beautiful beautification

00:08:45.680 effort going on in dc it is so beautiful um if anyone has a spinning chat i see you guys just

00:08:53.620 come out of the app maybe force quit the app and come back in i know it's like unplug it and plug

00:08:58.980 get back in. Try that. But so I just, look at this. Where's the first one I have? Here, look.

00:09:12.040 That's the before and after. So pretty.

00:09:21.020 Look at that. And now people are hanging out. Was a tent? No, there wasn't a tent.

00:09:27.760 I love that and then there was one other one that oh I didn't write her name down oh yes I did

00:09:35.100 what's her name I'll tell you in a minute but she was just happening to walk through

00:09:40.280 is it called Union Station the train station in DC or okay so look at this how pretty

00:09:47.800 this is Columbus Square oh cool thank you Columbus Square

00:09:52.340 look how gorgeous that is it was covered in graffiti and filth and antifa and this and i

00:10:02.600 know they're going to try to ruin it again but i think we have to keep cleaning it up

00:10:05.960 last time this um columbus square uh fountain worked was 2007 yeah 2007 it was sitting just

00:10:15.440 sloppy so um the scott adams school i think we can agree we all want to give a shout out to

00:10:22.040 president trump it is so beautiful what you're doing it's our capital for god's sake i mean

00:10:27.300 people come there to visit and to tour and it was like it looked like a new york subway it was

00:10:32.680 disgusting so you know it should be beautiful so shout out i love that it is yes it is long

00:10:38.220 overdue and to this lady too bad 0.66

00:10:40.920 i wonder where that lady is now i don't know why do i keep calling her a lady i don't know who she

00:10:50.900 is again that's pat that was pat you're genderfying i know i know i don't want to assign a gender to

00:10:56.320 this person we are going to call pat um marcella what happened i have a video is it blue origin

00:11:05.680 is that the jeff bezos rocket yes that's jeff bezos rocket i mean one of them it was all right

00:11:15.700 it is a friday you guys it is a friday we are a little fun on bj friday um so the blue origin

00:11:22.060 was testing um yesterday the new glenn rocket and uh i guess you're gonna show us what happened to

00:11:30.800 it. And I'd like to say nobody was

00:11:32.740 injured or hurt. Nobody was hurt.

00:11:39.960 Yowza.

00:11:43.440 Boom.

00:11:44.740 Wow. Isn't that insane?

00:11:47.440 That's a quick way to burn

00:11:48.820 a lot of money. Yep.

00:11:52.060 Wow.

00:11:53.820 I can't even

00:11:54.760 believe no one was injured.

00:11:56.960 I mean, nobody was in it, obviously.

00:11:59.220 Yeah, who wants to go for a ride?

00:12:00.240 I know, like, oh, Nail King, you ready?

00:12:04.420 Good Lord.

00:12:05.840 So what happens now, Marcela?

00:12:08.500 Do we have any more info on that?

00:12:10.120 So Ars Technica was the magazine, the news.

00:12:17.140 Ars Technica said that it was probably the worst explosion that could happen,

00:12:23.040 that they're thinking it's going to be early 2027 when they can do launches again,

00:12:29.860 not this year you know we're in the middle of the year so i mean it doesn't sound that bad but uh

00:12:35.160 elon musk uh you know showed his support for for jeff bezos jeff bezos indicated that that all

00:12:44.700 personnel was accounted for it was a very rough day but he said that they'll rebuild whatever

00:12:51.360 needs rebuilding and get back to flying and then you know good thing that elon showed his you know

00:12:58.700 because elon runs spacex which is a competitor so you think he would be like ha ha good for you

00:13:05.680 no um but he's the opposite he said there was unfortunate rockets are hard this happens and he

00:13:11.800 also added some latin to it at astra per aspera which means through hardship to the stars so

00:13:22.660 and you know so it is unfortunate it was a static uh fire test um the other big issue is this is a

00:13:32.120 setback not only for blue origin but for nasa because nasa had picked blue origin's new glen

00:13:38.760 rocket for their next two flights so there's gonna have to be a some kind of analysis hopefully

00:13:49.440 we figure out they figure out if we uh they figure out what what happened you know thank

00:13:57.640 goodness nobody was hurt because as as bj saw like when he went boom he really went boom like there

00:14:04.980 was no no big or go home huh yeah go big or go home if you're gonna blow it up man make it

00:14:11.940 spectacular um yeah so bj is that the first time you saw that yeah yeah i haven't uh seen it

00:14:19.300 Isn't that crazy?

00:14:20.380 Yeah, but I've seen so many of the Musk's rockets exploding over the years.

00:14:26.200 And I love how he just takes it in stride.

00:14:28.240 He's like, well, I guess we'll build another one.

00:14:30.140 Yeah.

00:14:30.460 Which is how you have to do it.

00:14:31.340 You just forge ahead, right?

00:14:32.700 You can't quit.

00:14:33.520 I mean, you're working to build a product that's going to do what you need it to do.

00:14:37.720 So it's really just trial and error.

00:14:39.960 And it's not to say it's no big deal.

00:14:42.120 It's tons of money and time and effort.

00:14:44.440 But hopefully, they'll be able to diagnose what happened.

00:14:48.140 um you know do like a little autopsy on it and then just you know what do we what happened what

00:14:53.580 do we do wrong what do we need to do thank god nobody was in it but this is how you figure it

00:14:57.440 out unfortunately it's just you know very expensive and time consuming um but if if

00:15:03.460 our greatest inventors and friends quit when something went wrong it would be a pretty sad

00:15:08.780 world so good for you get back on the launch pad let's keep going um we're proud of you for trying

00:15:15.720 and that's a perfect like you know uh reframe like what scott always talked about in his book

00:15:20.980 reframe your brain like it blew up like all right well the good news is we have an opportunity to

00:15:26.400 start again and try it again so yeah yep so we wish them the best of luck we wish them the best

00:15:32.240 of luck look a lot of us feel like we need to get out of here so keep going we're counting on you

00:15:37.660 um all right so moving along i don't know which story to go to first oh did anyone catch the

00:15:45.800 press conference yesterday with scott percent he so caroline levitt's out on maternity leave and so

00:15:51.640 we've had marco rubio jd vance and now scott percent filling in i listened to the whole thing

00:15:57.200 he was so good and i have to say it's funny you know i was thinking back while i was listening

00:16:02.440 to him i was in the grocery store with earbuds and listening and kind of laughing and um i

00:16:07.640 I was thinking back when Trump would always, he just talked to the media so much and like

00:16:13.000 Jim Acosta, what a POS, and like all these people that just wanted like their one second 0.91

00:16:18.020 of fame and what fools they made of themselves and missed opportunities to just really ask 0.98

00:16:23.300 good questions. 0.98

00:16:23.900 But not that the media is asking better questions now, but they were taking him a lot more

00:16:29.660 seriously.

00:16:30.640 And it was funny because he had said to them that he just got his honorary doctorate, I

00:16:36.040 think it was from South Carolina. So he said, if you address me as Dr. Besant, you know, maybe you

00:16:41.200 can ask two questions, kind of a thing. And so, you know, a lot of them were, some of them weren't,

00:16:45.440 but he was just really great. But anyway, I spied my new favorite person, Cara Castronuova.

00:16:54.300 She got a question in about digital currency, which I thought, I find it interesting because

00:16:59.200 I worry about these things. You know me, I'm your worrier. So let's take a listen here. And

00:17:03.560 She's a badass.

00:17:04.620 I love her.

00:17:05.120 Okay, here we go.

00:17:06.120 I'm off that person.

00:17:07.000 No, it's you.

00:17:07.860 Okay, thank you so much.

00:17:09.460 Thank you for taking my question.

00:17:11.020 Cara from Lindell TV.

00:17:12.380 I really wanted to get your thoughts on digital currency.

00:17:14.520 A lot of our viewers are increasingly worried that digital currency could one day be used

00:17:19.300 to track people's spending or limit personal freedom.

00:17:22.480 What's your philosophy on that?

00:17:24.040 And what is safeguards is the Treasury and its administration putting in place to make

00:17:28.300 sure new digital payment systems protect Americans' privacy and freedoms in the future?

00:17:32.560 Well, so this administration has been very clear there will be no central bank digital currency, which I think would be the first step toward tracking.

00:17:42.100 So we have taken that off the table.

00:17:43.920 We've passed stable coin legislation.

00:17:45.820 We're bipartisan.

00:17:47.000 And the Clarity Act is now up on the hill.

00:17:49.760 And I think it has bipartisan support.

00:17:51.680 And the most important thing we can do is to make digital assets come into the United States,

00:17:59.180 make the U.S., the home, our regulation, our best practices,

00:18:04.600 what will ensure good standards for these.

00:18:07.460 When you look at digital assets, all the nonsense that happens,

00:18:10.740 all the things you read about, that's because it's the wild, wild west offshore,

00:18:14.960 so we've got to bring it onshore.

00:18:16.300 So I would encourage the House and the Senate to get clarity done.

00:18:21.680 Hmm. All right. So I literally know like nothing about this. BJ, I'm going to come to you first.

00:18:27.820 So, you know, to me, the only thing I really know about the digital currency is can't they just turn

00:18:32.980 it off and then you can't get your money, although banks can just shut the door and you can't get

00:18:36.820 your money either. So what do you think about what he said? I felt comforted by that. Yet I

00:18:41.820 don't I don't know anything about it. Yeah. As somebody who just came back from speaking at a

00:18:46.100 Bitcoin conference in Ireland. So I know a lot about this stuff. I've written a bunch of articles

00:18:50.420 on CBDCs over the years. I don't think, I don't see it. I really don't. And that's just my window

00:18:58.580 into being involved in government, running for office, understanding how the gears of the machine

00:19:03.420 work. And not only do the regular people not want to be scrutinized, but people involved in money

00:19:11.000 laundering, politicians, corrupt people who are involved in government, they don't want this

00:19:15.740 either, right? Because once you put things on a public ledger, which is what Bitcoin is,

00:19:21.560 the pseudo anonymous public ledger, then you have the ability to see where other people's

00:19:27.120 money is going and flowing, right? So I think it just brings too much risk to the political

00:19:33.520 establishment and knowing how they behave. You hear a lot to talk about it, of course,

00:19:38.900 but the talk usually comes when Bitcoin's about to have a bull run. Once we start to get into a

00:19:45.520 bull market all of a sudden you see all these articles oh yeah from always from the left that

00:19:50.480 oh you know cbdc's and it just kind of gets everybody scared i don't really see it and uh

00:19:56.900 and we can talk about bitcoin maybe another time but there is a very big difference between bitcoin

00:20:01.660 and all the other um we call them altcoins which are run by foundations bitcoin itself has no

00:20:10.040 government. No, it has no board of directors. There's no company. There's no CEO. There's

00:20:16.400 nothing. Trying to ban Bitcoin would be like trying to ban the COVID virus. And it's pseudo

00:20:23.380 anonymous. So that's kind of your best hedge right now. If you want privacy is to move

00:20:28.960 into into the Bitcoin blockchain. So I call it the freedom protocol because it's not a

00:20:34.800 coin, it's a protocol and it's just going to take people lots of time to really understand how this

00:20:41.060 works, which is part of what I do with my audience is talk about Bitcoin. No one's yet been able to

00:20:46.680 explain it to me in a way that I can understand. They'll always throw in some jargon here and there

00:20:52.560 or an acronym and I'm like, and now you lost me. And so I feel like the majority of people in this

00:20:58.460 world feel like I do. And so I just get like shut down. I don't even want to know or get involved

00:21:04.420 because it's too confusing and now you're talking about my money and if i don't really understand it

00:21:09.320 i don't want to get involved with it i don't want to have to have a degree to figure it out

00:21:12.700 um so i i worry only because i truly don't understand it and i don't i don't know but i

00:21:19.760 think a lot of the audience here probably knows a lot about it you guys are very smart

00:21:23.360 and you're into all these things but um i wish the only follow-up erica is during the trucker

00:21:29.760 protests. We raised cumulatively $25 million. All that money was seized by the government and

00:21:37.920 through lawfare. The only money that was not seized was Bitcoin. And that's the only money

00:21:44.280 that was distributed to the truckers. It was approximately $1 million that was directly

00:21:48.780 distributed. And it's now worth $2 million. And that's when it proved its case in the Western

00:21:53.600 world. So if you want freedom and sovereignty and you're afraid of government, you should be going

00:21:57.120 in the direction of Bitcoin, not away from it. But maybe we should do that on our locals together.

00:22:02.140 I would love that. Oh, my gosh. I would love because if you can get me to understand it

00:22:06.100 and I'm going to be a pain in the neck, though, BJ, because I'm going to.

00:22:09.940 OK, because I have so many questions and you might say something and I might say,

00:22:13.380 back it up. I don't get that yet. So who who in the chat, the chats everywhere will do it on

00:22:19.140 locals. It'll be a private stream. But, you know, would you really, really like to understand this

00:22:23.780 world of Bitcoin, I think we're going to need to. So I would appreciate that personally.

00:22:30.540 You'll watch it. Good. See, Bookish, you're with me. I think a lot of people are with me.

00:22:35.040 I just get like, OK, yep. All right. Good. We're going to do it. We're going to do it.

00:22:38.740 I love that. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And if anyone wants to help out

00:22:42.700 with that show, too, let us know if you're an expert. Jimmy Wyman, he already gives the talk.

00:22:47.800 So, Jim, you'll be around. That'll be awesome. OK, good. And if you guys aren't on local,

00:22:51.740 sign up what are you waiting for come on over oh and by the way youtube i see you guys over there

00:22:57.180 saying we've joined as a community as the unbeloves well i just want to let you know

00:23:02.320 we love you too so you're not technically unbeloved you are also loved okay um all right

00:23:09.560 so marcella what what do you want to say about the bitcoin stuff i know you're savvy

00:23:14.080 I don't have much to say. I don't see digital currency ever coming into fruition in the United States, not only because there would be a lot of opposition, but like BJ said, you would be able to see what other people do with their money.

00:23:35.260 and i think that's where they love to hide is you know uh the fraud they they love to hide behind

00:23:44.140 the fraud not all of us but there are people that do and if you do go to digital currency

00:23:49.500 it's harder to hide um even bitcoin has been used um to be able to uh find certain criminals

00:23:59.580 that use it. And it's been very easy to find them because unlike, you know,

00:24:05.080 maybe you probably think differently, but Bitcoin is easy to, and crypto itself is sometimes easy

00:24:14.340 for the CIA or the FBI to track certain people down.

00:24:29.580 it's it's pseudo anonymous there's ways yes there's ways around that obviously like everything else

00:24:39.740 but it's not but at the beginning of i guess at the beginning um there were like um certain people

00:24:49.820 that thought it was fully anonymous which is why they didn't maybe do a good job about uh hiding

00:24:56.340 their tracks initially it was before kyc but anyways we'll do we'll do that on local i love

00:25:01.380 that awesome oh good i really would love to understand this so look forward to that you guys

00:25:06.660 we'll we'll do that thanks bj all right so until i understand more i literally have nothing more

00:25:12.340 to say about it because i don't know um marcella was there a story you wanted to touch on um

00:25:19.220 Several stories, but one of them was the WhiteHouseAliens.gov website came online today.

00:25:27.080 I wish I had that.

00:25:27.940 um the white house x page if you go on to it uh they posted a video of a border like the border 0.87

00:25:39.380 in there it's at night and there's a huge uh ufo flying machine um sucking up an immigrant

00:25:49.100 an illegal immigrant i hope um and that was with with in the background with ymca so you know if 0.61

00:25:59.420 there's aliens around ymca i wish i had it it's so hard to explain it's like not so it's a it's a

00:26:05.480 wall with an illegal immigrant we think walking on one side a ufo scoops them up and just plops

00:26:10.920 them on the other side of the fence and like puts them back over the border while ymca plays yes 0.74

00:26:16.120 it's uh it's a troll if you if you were to go to the site i have to just read some of it you know

00:26:23.760 it's kind of like the you go to aliens.gov and promise you it's it's not gonna happen do it after

00:26:32.080 the show do it after but after the show do not do not change us um but it's basically kind of like

00:26:37.680 star wars words that come on but more a la matrix uh and so it says they walk among us for 60 years

00:26:47.260 the u.s government has kept a closely guarded secret aliens have been walking among us living

00:26:53.380 in our neighborhoods and interacting with us on a daily in our daily lives they shopped in the

00:26:58.440 same stores attended the same classes as our children and lived seemingly normal human

00:27:03.480 existences with one exception they do not belong here and it goes on and on a little bit longer

00:27:12.140 but and what it has so the the thing that the website has is an actual live map of ice raids

00:27:22.440 and people being uh deported i think i i didn't check out the map too well but that's what it has

00:27:30.100 I know you guys are seeing a lot of information about the ICE issue in New Jersey, in Newark, and we will talk about it unless anybody wants to say something about it right now, BJ or Marcella.

00:27:43.560 But I'm hoping to have a guest on next week to talk about this situation with who could talk about it better because I'm literally paying zero attention to it.

00:27:56.120 Zero.

00:27:56.440 The Delaney Hall situation started, obviously, with NGOs, with, you know, it's organically created. And it happens that there is people inside in the detention center have started a hunger strike.

00:28:15.820 And then outside there is lots of rioters, protesters, you know, just basically living there and protesting everybody that's there.

00:28:29.080 But the funny part was a video that I don't know who filmed it, but I think Fox News showed it, is two, how would I say, Hispanic men walking out of the detention center, and they were getting really happy.

00:28:46.500 The protesters were very happy about it.

00:28:49.080 And it happens that they happen to work there.

00:28:52.680 They're not, you know.

00:28:55.800 Yeah, they came out.

00:28:56.800 Wow, you profiled them really well.

00:28:59.080 like yeah they're like oh look look they're letting two out and then they're like they work

00:29:03.200 here and then they're like oh like and i saw one lady uh screaming at an asian man calling him an

00:29:11.100 asian man behind the gate like you yeah and he's like they're like why are you being racist she's 0.93

00:29:16.780 like oh racist racist you don't like that you don't care about the black and brown people i'm 0.61

00:29:22.520 like that's yeah and i go literally and she goes oh but when it comes to the black and the brown 0.99

00:29:28.080 people i'm like lady that too is racist like stop like you're you just called an a and you said the

00:29:34.460 asian man and then you're calling the other people black and brown and why are you there like what 0.69

00:29:39.360 are you what are you doing and the hunger strike uh i think tom i literally am paying zero attention

00:29:44.340 to this but i this is what trickled in um but tom homan said they're they're complaining because

00:29:50.080 they want their cultural food not the food we're giving them i don't care don't eat whatever like

00:29:55.840 can we save money on that with the taxes? That's like more money to save. But it is escalating

00:30:01.800 pretty bad. And something's going to have to be done over there.

00:30:07.500 Well, some of the complaints were regarding some of the detainees have cancer or, you know,

00:30:13.820 certain conditions that they have, you know, medicine. Well, that's the problem is that

00:30:19.700 they're unable to go home um or you know basically they're detained so they can't um so that's the

00:30:28.960 issue is you know the there is a i mean unfortunately there's so many of them that it

00:30:35.180 takes a while to process each one of their cases even if they have a really good case to stay here

00:30:42.200 or to leave one or the other so they're in this limbo um so they are asking for

00:30:50.160 um medical help during this time during the time they're detained but the you know and that's to

00:30:57.860 be determined pursuant to each case but what i was going to talk about is the hot ice agent

00:31:03.920 that was there. Okay, Marcella. I don't know if that was organic. You don't bring a picture.

00:31:14.140 You're just, you know, again, no, some people in the tab are mentioning it.

00:31:18.000 All right. So BJ, I want, I just want to get your take. So to me, I feel like I, I mean,

00:31:24.600 we all feel like we could solve this problem. Just like, okay, you're just going home. I don't

00:31:28.500 care. There's no problem. We'll talk about it later. You're here illegally. You can yell at

00:31:33.220 me illegally later. So, oh, and golfer, Cycler, I'll have a sip with you in one second. You're 0.97

00:31:39.680 late. So, BJ, what do you say? Have you seen any of this footage? I've seen a little bit. It's

00:31:44.980 just really funny for me as, you know, one of the gringos who spent a lot of time in South America

00:31:50.260 and, you know, dated somebody many years, almost married her, who was from Mexico. And my experience

00:31:56.560 with Latinos, sorry, in Canada, we call them Latinos because last I checked, Brazilians are

00:32:01.060 not from spain so hispanic for us is just the weirdest term ever but um they uh everybody i 0.99

00:32:08.420 know for me but okay everybody i know is um is looking at who's latino is like that's the garbage 0.98

00:32:17.000 we try to get away from like those are the narcos that were taking over my town and we all had to 0.98

00:32:23.300 hide from or we had to pay them bribes or extortion money so yeah get them the hell out of here you

00:32:29.160 And notwithstanding, there are people who just came to the United States

00:32:35.080 who just wanted to make money, and they didn't have opportunities back home. 0.75

00:32:38.540 And unfortunately, because of all the cartel crap and whatever, 0.96

00:32:42.520 those people suffer as a result. 0.97

00:32:45.740 But at the end of the day, it's very difficult, especially for Canadians.

00:32:49.120 It's much more difficult for Canadians to move and migrate to the United States. 0.99

00:32:55.260 There is a process, and it sucks. 0.96

00:32:57.500 you may think it sucks but um you have to you can't just jump the line for everybody else but 0.94

00:33:02.980 everybody i know who's latino who's legal in the united states is like yeah good get them out you 0.70

00:33:06.660 know so my question is is uh well two things one uh the protesters are making it worse so you're

00:33:15.240 making it worse like you're making people who didn't really have a dog in the fight or an opinion

00:33:19.720 now not side with you because now these protesters are creating mayhem danger they're trashing

00:33:27.320 you know new work not that it wasn't already trash thanks Cory Booker but you know you're

00:33:33.140 making it so it's like you know what just get everybody out because this has to stop let them

00:33:37.840 do their job you're just holding them up you're making it bigger and whatever you're not making

00:33:41.900 it so new people are going to be sympathetic to their cause the people that were already

00:33:47.780 sympathetic will stay that way and the other people who just want to live their lives are

00:33:52.000 just going to get more aggravated but marcella if antifa isn't it designated a terrorist organization

00:33:58.600 and why are they out there acting a fool i don't know if if the protesters there are antifa but

00:34:05.900 um you are allowed well i i don't know for sure i guess i've not been watching it that closely 0.79

00:34:13.420 but if you you know under the first amendment you're allowed to protest in front of a

00:34:18.760 uh you know as long as you're not violent you're allowed to protest the issue is that like you said

00:34:25.340 the protesting does not help um these people but what does help is lawsuits but then again i'm the

00:34:35.240 lawyer so i would say that um so andy wang aren't they uh antifa out there andy's a an attorney in

00:34:43.880 New Jersey. Maybe he's following this more closely, but, um, I, I believe I heard that

00:34:49.400 it's Antifa. So, um, we'll see, but, uh, all right. So should we move on from this? But I

00:34:55.140 want to show you one other gem in New Jersey, New Jersey. Ooh, we are so extra. Um, okay.

00:35:01.860 So this might start loud. I'm going to try to lower it, but this is a very self-explanatory

00:35:07.040 self-explanatory story. Okay, Andy's not sure. Okay, let's listen to this gem. Ready?

00:35:14.280 Adam Hamawi is seeking the Democratic nomination in New Jersey's 12th district,

00:35:18.680 where the primary will likely determine the next member of Congress. 0.86

00:35:22.300 Hamawi was a close disciple of convicted terrorist Omar Abdel Rahman, the blind sheikh,

00:35:28.580 spiritual leader of Bin Laden's terror network.

00:35:31.440 Sheikh Abdul Rahman surrendered to federal authorities at a New York mosque today.

00:35:35.860 The blind sheikh was convicted of conspiring to also blow up the United Nations headquarters, 0.73

00:35:41.500 a federal building, two tunnels, and a bridge. 1.00

00:35:44.300 Hamawi testified on his behalf during his 1994 trial and stands by him today.

00:35:49.820 He had certain views that he spoke in certain forums, but that's not what he did every single day. 0.71

00:35:54.660 After leading terrorist organizations in Egypt and Afghanistan, the sheikh moved to the U.S., 0.98

00:36:00.480 promoting in mosques a forcible conquest of the United States. 0.98

00:36:04.800 Hamawi met him at an event and attended his speeches in New Jersey.

00:36:08.320 In 1991, he was one of six individuals who accompanied him to Detroit for an Islamist conference.

00:36:14.720 According to Jewish Insider, in 1994, Hamawi volunteered in Bosnia with Benevolence International,

00:36:21.000 a Serbian al-Qaeda front designated as a terrorist organization by the UN Security Council.

00:36:27.280 That year, the sheikh was arrested for plotting attacks on New York landmarks.

00:36:31.700 Hamawi testified that the year of the World Trade Center bombing, he told the

00:36:36.140 sheikh, it is my spring break now. If you need anything, just give me a call. 0.91

00:36:40.400 From prison, Abd al-Rahman smuggled a fatwa to al-Qaeda leaders Osama bin Laden

00:36:45.860 and Ayman al-Zawahiri, authorizing attacks against the U.S. 0.84

00:36:50.820 Tear them to pieces, destroy their economies, burn their corporations,

00:36:55.560 destroy their peace, the fatwa said. Hamawi is a loyal follower of the sheikh. 0.97

00:37:00.720 He must have been charismatic enough for you to travel like that.

00:37:03.600 Not just me, the entire community. 0.98

00:37:05.080 Amawi says the blind sheik was just a leader of his community, even though he led al-Qaeda in Egypt and other militant groups before coming to America.

00:37:13.620 And so that's kind of taking things out of context.

00:37:17.100 Anyone connected to a terrorist who planned to blow up New York and New Jersey has no place in the Democratic Party or in Congress.

00:37:26.440 I mean, does that even need to be said?

00:37:29.340 BJ, I'm coming right to you on this one.

00:37:32.400 What the hell is going on?

00:37:34.880 Oh, my God.

00:37:35.960 What a tangled web.

00:37:37.860 How do I make this short?

00:37:39.300 I mean, that's relation to the World Trade Center bombing, the first one in 93 that a lot of people don't know about,

00:37:45.580 and the Holy Land Terrorism Foundation trial.

00:37:48.260 and in that trial evidence was submitted and verified as the there was a document that was

00:37:58.040 the Muslim Brotherhood's plan to take over America and it was through political entryism and the

00:38:04.060 primary weapon they were going to use in their words was they were going to weaponize Palestine 0.92

00:38:11.680 versus Israel. So everybody who has developed some sort of Israel fetish is doing exactly 0.81

00:38:19.060 what the Muslim Brotherhood stated they were going to try to do by brainwashing people 0.96

00:38:23.920 in the West. And it's funny, that mosque, not that mosque, but there's a few of them, 0.96

00:38:30.120 but one particular mosque that is directly, how should we say, affiliated with, because they

00:38:36.100 work kind of in clusters is one of the most influential mosques in brooklyn and the mosque's

00:38:43.060 son was the guy who was arrested in that compound in mexico the training compound and they're also

00:38:50.180 the big donors and big supporters of uh that's right mayor the garbage king of new york mayor

00:38:56.980 mom donnie uh so the fact this is what political entryism looks like they enter into your structure 0.79

00:39:04.180 they point to some third party that has nothing to do with them say look it's them it's them it's

00:39:10.020 them over and over through repetition to prime people to be completely distracted from what

00:39:15.500 they themselves are doing i think i can't remember who said it originally but they are guilty of

00:39:20.840 exactly what they accuse their opposition of doing so that holy land foundation trial even

00:39:27.060 though it goes it goes back decades now that is still a treasure trove of information and that

00:39:33.460 was a i mean unfortunately it was only a couple of one person i think went to jail but all these

00:39:38.280 people were unindicted co-conspirators and they're still actively living raising money

00:39:44.060 have mosques and stuff in um in new york city it's it's not gone away you know why because the

00:39:50.500 only thing that part of the world and people with that sort of framing of the world the only thing

00:39:56.360 they understand and it's difficult for western liberals to accept the only thing they understand

00:40:00.780 in his force. That's it. They have a very, their view of the world is very binary. Either they're

00:40:06.980 in control or you're in control. That's why it closely parallels postmodernism, oppressor versus

00:40:13.520 oppressed, which is why the radical left are such effective, useful idiots for them. And that's why 1.00

00:40:20.420 they try to court them and they try to control all liberal parties in Western governments. That's

00:40:25.640 just a very, very snippet of something that we could talk about this for hours because it gets

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00:41:34.400 I'm coming to you, Marcel, in one second.

00:41:36.140 Did you guys see AOC wearing a head cover and speaking in New York?

00:41:43.320 Mom Donnie, who I can never get his name right,

00:41:45.440 is standing behind her with a bunch of other men. 0.99

00:41:48.680 and as she's speaking they don't give a shit what she's saying they're all talking over her 0.98

00:41:53.320 talking behind her they have no respect for her they don't care they're just like this is a good 0.98

00:41:57.140 opportunity to show her but you know i i also feel like they just want us to get used to these

00:42:03.320 visuals and be like oh no no it's all fine look aoc and you know uh we like her and you know just

00:42:11.240 like they keep shoving it all in our faces but marcella go ahead tell me tell me your thoughts 0.66

00:42:15.660 on this craziness? Well, I mean, to begin with, we shouldn't have anybody in power or anywhere

00:42:23.700 that supports terrorism. However, the video you showed, you know, I always think back to what

00:42:32.700 Scott would tell me. It's like the documentary effect, you know, you're seeing this and it's

00:42:39.220 also not what but who and jewish insider um was the quoted source so i don't know how accurate

00:42:49.080 the video is however if this person that's running in new jersey and anybody that's a politician

00:42:57.040 should be able to clearly say blind sheik no good he did what he did it was proven in court

00:43:07.200 um and nobody should support any terrorism at all um that shouldn't be like well you know there's

00:43:17.660 no well there's no buts about it you know it is what it is there are people that are trying to

00:43:22.900 destroy us and this like bj said they're trying to um create a situation where or you're on the

00:43:33.740 team of the gasa the gasa palestine team or you're on the israeli team and having us divided but we

00:43:43.560 need to unite and realize no matter what who it is it's not right for anybody to have terrorism

00:43:50.800 in this country and have this type of ideology be growing regardless of what group what religion

00:43:59.800 is behind it, wherever it is, it should be destroyed. Okay. So I don't think, I don't think 0.83

00:44:07.800 the documentary effect, like when Scott said that, I don't, you know, it applies to certain things.

00:44:13.540 Okay. Like, Oh, there's music behind. All right. But the facts remain the same. I mean, this guy

00:44:18.340 is who they're saying he is. So even if you took the music out and you just put in just the little

00:44:25.020 facts are about him they're huge the consequences are huge it's uh it's shocking to me and yes um

00:44:34.080 i am strictly in favor of you must absolutely be a native-born american to be in office here

00:44:43.860 and i will take it a step further your parents have to be too um so let's get like you know two

00:44:50.420 degrees so i don't know bj do you want to counter anything to that yeah i think uh firstly maybe

00:45:00.380 because i'm aware of this case because we used to do podcasts on it like everything i see there

00:45:05.820 that's not opinion it's not speculation this is verifiable in court evidence in holy land that's

00:45:12.320 why it was so significant i also get really concerned when i hear things like it's jewish 0.99

00:45:18.480 insider like what does that mean like i know so many jews who are left-wing idiots that are pro 0.99

00:45:25.200 you know pro the terrorist side because they're just completely brainwashed right it's not a 0.99

00:45:29.860 collective it would be like saying all catholics believe something now so there's a range of 0.94

00:45:34.860 opinions across all sort of communities in the world there's people who very much are antithetical

00:45:40.300 to me who are use the oh i'm jewish you're just a communist hiding behind the star of david there's

00:45:46.360 a lot of that. But I think what's most important is just to look at this particular case and what

00:45:52.260 is being cited in the, you know, scary music. Yeah, music helps persuade people who just don't

00:45:59.300 understand the severity of how bad this is if you get another Muslim Brotherhood person elected 1.00

00:46:06.000 and that's what this is. This is the long march of the Muslim Brotherhood into elected positions 1.00

00:46:12.020 in your government and the problem with new york i mean we see we've seen this in canada 0.99

00:46:16.080 and particularly england and france is once you get mom donnie who you know i tell people what 0.67

00:46:22.800 are the five indicators and warnings you can tell somebody's muslim brotherhood and then they look

00:46:27.360 at me with a blank stare and i'm like okay then don't give me your opinion if you don't know what 0.99

00:46:30.960 i'm even talking about and what they do is they will bring uh the you know the the the mosque for

00:46:37.620 example i'm referring to once they get into office they are just a stepping stone they will get as 0.52

00:46:43.780 many not muslims islamists the extremists literalists into positions within the government 0.60

00:46:51.020 infrastructure and they will never leave because they're the ones who are behind the scenes that

00:46:56.480 the public doesn't see and that's how you see the encroachment to extremist policies within

00:47:03.660 in different jurisdictions around jurisdictions in countries around the world.

00:47:09.700 It's really a problem.

00:47:10.940 We are suffering with that here where people say,

00:47:14.100 well, how do you have blasphemy laws in certain areas of Canada?

00:47:17.700 Well, because we have Jamaat-e-Islami, we have Muslim Brotherhood,

00:47:21.060 we have Hizb ut-Tahrir, and they are in chiefs of staff,

00:47:24.920 EAs of politicians recommending policies

00:47:28.000 because it's not the elected official who makes the decision.

00:47:30.640 It's the chief of staff.

00:47:31.900 it's the staff around them and that's what's going to happen to new york new york's going to have a

00:47:36.460 very difficult time for the next couple of decades yeah i i agree decades it is going to have a very

00:47:43.140 difficult time um oh i just myself um so yeah i know so i i agree and words matter you know we're

00:47:51.720 talking about islam um again that's not me doing a pre-qualifier because i don't do those anymore

00:47:56.840 but we're talking about islam where's your sign i know i have to write islam okay not all muslims 0.90

00:48:03.980 i know um but it it's a dangerous ideology it's not a religion it's not peaceful and it's not 0.84

00:48:11.280 kind to women children or animals and you know that's like everything america tries to stay

00:48:17.880 civilized about so uh it's a problem i'm sorry you guys on locals are having a hard time today

00:48:23.120 I'm seeing that, but you can catch the replay. It's definitely worth it. All right. So, you know,

00:48:28.280 we could talk about that all day and you know what, maybe we'll do that on, on locals one night

00:48:34.200 too. So we can, you know, get through some other stories, but Marcella, did you have another

00:48:38.800 news item you wanted us to grab? Well, you know, now that we're talking about that area of,

00:48:44.440 you know, Israel and, and there's, they ran, you know, it's, it's the story. It's the old story of

00:48:52.380 what is happening in iran is there a deal is there no deal uh we're still in limbo there is

00:48:58.560 apparently u.s and iran have agreed on a framework of a 60-day ceasefire deal

00:49:03.220 now it's waiting uh for the president to sign off on it and for the iran supreme leader so

00:49:10.040 do you want a clip oh sure i'll give you one marcella okay and then on the other side you

00:49:16.400 pick it up okay here we go well as you said president trump is the one who's going to make

00:49:22.240 that decision and president trump alone he's directly personally involved in the negotiations

00:49:28.360 making sure that the results are up to his standards as you've outlined or and has made

00:49:33.920 significant material and dramatic concessions to the united states that would have been

00:49:40.040 impossible only a short time ago because of the military battlefield defeat that they

00:49:45.420 have suffered and the embargo continuing to choke the life out of their economy but let's

00:49:50.640 understand something else. It's very important to baseline this all on where we are today versus

00:49:56.360 where we started. When Obama signed the Iran nuclear deal, the so-called JCPOA, Iran was on

00:50:02.920 a guaranteed path to a nuclear weapon, to being the dominant power in the region, to being the 0.76

00:50:08.380 richest and most militarily threatening nation in the entire Middle East with the ability to launch 0.72

00:50:13.960 ballistic and ultimately nuclear weapons to Europe and eventually the United States. Now,

00:50:18.980 because of president trump

00:50:20.740 their economy has been dismantled

00:50:23.300 nuclear program under operation midnight hammer has been obliterated

00:50:28.180 entire defense industrial base has been eradicated their navy's at the bottom of

00:50:33.380 the sea their air force in the bottom of the sea their entire leadership class

00:50:38.820 decapitated it is the most complete thorough total

00:50:43.100 military thrashing

00:50:45.800 the history of armed conflict four weeks and a country decimated to that degree to that

00:50:52.000 extent and now here we are at the end of that with the ram putting on the table a complete

00:50:58.180 reopening of the straight as has been discussed and many other concessions that are going to

00:51:02.400 be unveiled in the time to come but again there's no deal until there's a deal nothing's

00:51:07.880 final till it's final and president has been clear that he reserves the option now or any

00:51:14.260 in the future to do whatever is necessary to defend and protect America's national security.

00:51:21.640 Okay, drop any emoji in the chat if Stephen Miller is so hot to you because he is such a

00:51:29.680 brilliant community. Men and women, are you on fire for Stephen Miller? Don't be afraid. You

00:51:34.460 can have a male crush on him too. And I want his Botox person. The man never moves from here to

00:51:42.080 here he doesn't have Botox it's just Stephen Miller okay so Marcella carry on for us with

00:51:47.160 this story please it's it's interesting that you played Stephen Miller because on the one side you

00:51:52.280 have Stephen Miller saying we've destroyed everything we've you know we're going if there's

00:51:57.160 a deal it's going to be a great deal or whatever you know but then you have uh other news uh from

00:52:03.800 Al Jazeera, even Channel 1312 of Israel, even other Israel newspapers, they're not so, and

00:52:19.060 Arabic or something, they're all saying different things.

00:52:25.540 You know, one is saying there's a gridlock in the Strait of Hormuz, which there is.

00:52:29.120 So I guess they point to different situations.

00:52:32.740 I think it's a mix of everything. I think that the Strait of Hormuz is still on hold. There's still no agreement. But I do believe, like Stephen Miller points out, that the U.S. has weakened Iran greatly because of taking out the previous regime, the previous people in power, as well as hurt them through the Strait of Hormuz,

00:52:58.920 not allowing these Iranian ships to move through and not being able to have this ability to keep

00:53:10.000 their oil. They're doing it via train and all sorts of things. So eventually they will have

00:53:16.480 to come to the table, which they are. So I'm very positive about it, but there are other,

00:53:22.680 all i'm trying to say is that there's other viewpoints which aren't positive at all about it

00:53:29.200 and and it's not um necessarily based on democrat republican i guess it's based on

00:53:35.540 where you are in the world if you look at international papers which uh bj can tell us

00:53:40.840 what canada would say about this whole is iran thing it would be very it's eye-opening that's

00:53:46.500 so different? All right, tell us, BJ. Well, Canada is irrelevant. I mean, the first thing is Scott

00:53:52.940 used to say something frequently. And he's so right. This is how I survived politics. If you

00:53:57.720 know the news, you know nothing. If you know who the news is, you know everything. And, you know,

00:54:03.420 we see this dichotomy of different opinions out of the Middle East. Often I see people on the left,

00:54:07.940 they're always citing a news agency out of Israel called Haaretz. Haaretz is George Soros,

00:54:14.100 which is ultra left communist he is the woke mob in israel so this woke mob nonsense this is in

00:54:22.120 every western democracy including israel who's trying to deal with this propaganda stuff from

00:54:28.200 the ultra left right uh so it's important and and canada is just done right canada doesn't have any

00:54:34.260 uh media they have you know certain agents a couple of independent ones that i'm involved

00:54:38.620 with. You know, I showed you before the National Telegraph, Erica, the one of today's the fifth

00:54:44.120 anniversary of something significant. We'll talk about in a second. But I think people are often

00:54:48.740 maybe confused why Iran is such a priority. And we'll talk in Scott Adams terms. Scott Adams

00:54:57.260 always talked about systems, right? Systems versus linear thinking, for example. And which

00:55:03.620 comes from Russell Ackoff. I discussed that on my stream where Scott got his whole systemization

00:55:09.100 viewpoint from, which is fascinating. Today, for example, and every day, there's another example.

00:55:16.120 There is a breaking story out of Argentina that the Argentinian Federal Chamber of Concession

00:55:22.240 has definitively confirmed the seizure of assets belonging to former president,

00:55:28.000 christina kushner and her children uh and this just it's irreversible and it goes on to explain

00:55:34.660 it what is why is that important to understand again the system's approach to global politics 0.92

00:55:40.600 christina kushner is the reason milay got into power she is an ultra leftist communist 1.00

00:55:46.360 but she was also financed by hezbollah hezbollah is iran and the irgc so they have their tentacles 0.66

00:55:54.980 in countries causing chaos all over the western world because they're part of this global hijra

00:56:01.440 to attack the big enemy is always america but do it through uh through other countries and 0.79

00:56:09.480 indirectly to get to america for america in the process so it is an attack on the civilized world

00:56:16.440 from this collectivist ideology and again you don't have to hold up the sign erica

00:56:21.220 not Muslims, Islamists, extremists, the ISIS literalist interpretation, purely driven by

00:56:29.900 ideology. You know, I've discussed the four pillars of human motivation, rights, reward,

00:56:35.700 ideology, coercion, and ego. They are 100% fueled by ideology. And that's what we're dealing with

00:56:41.700 in the West. That's why there's such a threat. In this particular example, all the way up to

00:56:46.980 the president's office this is around the amia bombing in argentina that is one of tens of

00:56:54.040 thousands of examples and everybody in government who's seen how the gears of the machine work behind

00:57:01.040 the scenes everyone knows it every parliamentarian knows it everybody intelligence knows it but the 0.93

00:57:06.420 general public doesn't because the islamists have been so effective in propagandizing people in the 0.87

00:57:12.500 west into this post-modern oppressor versus oppressed dichotomy where people are confused 0.83

00:57:19.160 who the bad guys are to the point they get become oikophobic and for those who don't know oikophobia

00:57:25.080 is somebody who hates their own culture as opposed to xenophobia which hates an external culture so

00:57:31.240 i think there's a lot of things at play and at the root of this is why i love scott so much

00:57:36.200 is if you understand systems thinking you can take a systems approach to viewing the world

00:57:41.440 geopolitically then iran makes complete sense and why it is such a priority in the west

00:57:46.600 wow okay i mean i can't even really say too much because i'm i don't know like you're saying you

00:57:53.480 know um and if anyone feels otherwise you know drop it in the chat you're allowed to your own

00:57:59.840 opinion i have a stream at 11 o'clock oh yeah bj's on yeah he's on right after this and you're

00:58:05.180 going to talk more about these things um so did you we only have a few minutes left did you want

00:58:10.260 to say what the fifth anniversary or marcella did you want to say anything in response to that

00:58:14.080 no just the oil prices have gone down thinking that there will be a deal um good you know we'll

00:58:22.360 see okay and i think there's a lot of americans with oikophobia too by the way it's crazy yeah

00:58:29.560 on the left of course um okay so bj it's the fifth anniversary of oh it is the uh well welcome to

00:58:36.820 Canada. You want to talk about Canada? It's the fifth anniversary of the Chicken Land

00:58:40.380 shooting slash assassination in a city called Mississauga, which is a suburb of Toronto.

00:58:47.400 And what is that? Well, that was Canada's first ISIS attack in Canada. So three kids 0.50

00:58:55.060 that were radicalized by ISIS ideology. They went into a local like sandwich shop sort of thing,

00:59:02.420 and they tried to execute the entire family.

00:59:05.940 It was a family-run business.

00:59:07.500 And you wonder, well, why would they do something so not nice?

00:59:11.900 Well, the son of – this is why it's significant to understand the ideology behind this. 0.65

00:59:17.980 The son – the family was Drews, so not Jews with a J-E-W, Drews, D-R-U-E-Z-E. 0.75

00:59:26.180 Sorry. They, the Druze, the Druze kid, you know, you're a teenager, you find friends, all sorts of friends, find, you know, bad friends. 1.00

00:59:37.020 I did too, like everybody else. But his friends were basically ISIS motivated extremists and they convinced him to convert to Islam. 0.84

00:59:47.080 And this is all in court documents. And what they, what he started doing is working with them on their, their Amazon business.

00:59:53.820 Are you going to make lots of money, buy Lambos, Bitcoin, whatever it was?

00:59:58.320 And then he found out that they were taking their profits and funneling them to ISIS in Syria.

01:00:05.340 And he decided, OK, maybe this is too much.

01:00:08.660 I didn't actually want to get involved in joining the Islamic State and involved in terrorism funding.

01:00:15.200 So he decided to convert back, which those of you who know extremist interpretation, that is a no-no. 0.58

01:00:22.640 So the retribution was these three kids who are working with them just went to the family business and tried to execute the entire family. 0.65

01:00:30.860 Got the kid. He unfortunately was killed.

01:00:34.280 The rest of the family survived.

01:00:36.360 And fascinating court details.

01:00:39.260 My editor and co-author of Honking for Freedom, John, who is a 30-year veteran of legacy media, he actually wrote a couple of pieces on this case.

01:00:49.940 And the legacy media was there, never reported on it, didn't really care.

01:00:54.020 Because God forbid, Canadians know there was an ISIS ring operating in Canada, people might get upset.

01:01:00.460 Isn't that insane?

01:01:01.580 Oh, thanks for letting us know about that.

01:01:03.260 What a horrible story situation.

01:01:05.760 Okay, we're out of time, you guys.

01:01:07.360 BJ is going to be on right after this.

01:01:09.520 Marcella, thank you so much.

01:01:12.120 And Marcella, BJ, myself, Owen, we all thank you guys for being here.

01:01:18.200 Owen will be having the after party tomorrow on Spaces. So that's the same time as the Scott Adams

01:01:23.920 school, but it's on Saturday. Um, and you can catch that on X and, um, listen, we always thank

01:01:31.100 Shelly and Scott, uh, that they combined and coordinated to keep this show continuing. And

01:01:38.080 here we are doing it. And, um, you guys go out there and be useful. I'm actually going to stay

01:01:43.400 on for just five minutes after the show you guys just to uh give you some updates about my chilling

01:01:48.800 chat show and um and then you guys if you want to go over to bj go ahead and follow him over there

01:01:54.260 so bj thank you so much marcella thank you so much and as always a closing sip to scott you guys be

01:02:01.000 useful we love you and have a great weekend to scott and go call your family and tell them you

01:02:06.420 love them yeah go ahead mom i love you i know you're watching done there you go bye guys take

01:02:14.100 care bye erica okay let's see if i can do it hi you guys bj is great right okay let's do this

01:02:28.260 disconnect. Disconnect. Let me see. Okay, you guys, let me see if I can.

01:02:41.700 Bear with me one second. I've got to figure this out. How can I end?

01:02:48.420 I don't want to end the rumble, but you know, guys

01:02:55.160 All right, we're still here. So you guys I know I don't know what happened to locals today. You guys what was it?

01:03:05.560 Um

01:03:06.040 Okay, here we go. So sorry for the glitches. Um, you guys were saying like you couldn't load

01:03:12.460 Photos and I hate that for you because we love seeing them too

01:03:16.880 bj's great yeah he's great um you are the beloved the documentary effect

01:03:25.200 strengthening the truth no yeah i mean it can work but also sometimes it gets used as an excuse

01:03:33.860 to just want to be contrarian or not believe something there's kind of like a time and a

01:03:38.300 place for it um but yeah i mean the documentary effect like fahrenheit 9 11 was utter bullshit

01:03:45.960 but because it was a documentary, people were like, oh, and what's that one that Al Gore did? 0.81

01:03:51.480 That documentary was also utter bullshit, but people are like, well, it was a documentary. 0.97

01:03:58.360 So yeah. I mean, of course, Chunks, you love BJ's name. Why wouldn't you? All right. So you guys, 0.99

01:04:03.180 I have a question for you and I will come on chill and chat tonight if you can't give me a pass,

01:04:09.740 but oh yeah, an inconvenient truth. Thank you. So you guys, I started a new medicine yesterday.

01:04:15.960 I did not sleep for four seconds last night. I was up the entire night, but I can tell you Stella

01:04:21.580 slept very well right next to me. Can I have a pass and not do chill and chat tonight and do

01:04:28.500 it on Saturday? I said I was going to do it tonight when I got home from a dinner.

01:04:32.380 I don't even know if I can stay awake today. It's crazy. Oh, thanks. I'm glad you guys liked it.

01:04:38.560 um what is wait tomorrow tell me i was i was thinking of coming on tomorrow saturday

01:04:47.200 and then i could come on like a little earlier for me to maybe like 8 p.m eastern which would be

01:04:53.940 5 p.m western western pacific um oh my god you guys i feel so bad i hate changing it but it's

01:05:03.620 like, oh, this was like the latest I was to even get the show organized today. I was running like

01:05:09.640 a lunatic. I was just like, oh my God. BJ is on, shoot you guys, where is BJ? I think he's on, 0.70

01:05:16.680 oh good, SJV. SJV, where is BJ after this? I know you've seen him. Is he on X? I think you

01:05:22.980 get it get him through his extreme and locals i think zane oh goldie oh um oh it's youtube maybe

01:05:37.220 i don't know if somebody knows drop it because if you want to go over and support him that would be

01:05:41.540 awesome oh my lord yeah so which way did he go rumble for bj sleep oh my gosh you guys i so i

01:05:52.260 am a really poor sleeper to begin with. I really, it's brutal. I've had a problem since I was a

01:05:58.620 child. And last night I was just like, oh my God. And then you know how you just start thinking

01:06:04.760 about it. I'm like, is there a hair touching my face? Why is my face itching? My arm's a little

01:06:09.680 uncomfortable. Maybe I shouldn't have my face like this. Am I giving myself a big wrinkle?

01:06:14.260 I wonder how this person's doing. I wonder how BJ will be on the show tomorrow. I was thinking

01:06:18.100 with like the weird, oh my God, it wouldn't stop. And I never pick up my phone and look at my phone,

01:06:22.420 but good God. You guys, I think I'm prioritizing my health now. I think I'm here. I think I've

01:06:30.260 landed in the prioritizing my health zone. So I'm glad about that. Oh my God, you guys gave me

01:06:39.540 really good feedback on that number nine clip I played yesterday, if you saw it after.

01:06:43.700 Oh, I'm so, I know I was, I was, I was Marge. I was like, listen, all the thoughts I'm having

01:06:51.680 now, we can pick this back up tomorrow. None of it matters right now. Okay, Morgan, I'm on

01:06:57.180 progesterone now and testosterone. I take my testosterone cream in the morning, progesterone

01:07:02.760 at night. Yup. And ruminating. Yes, I'm ruminating all fricking night. And then I'm like so obsessed

01:07:12.580 with Stella because she's not going to be around that much longer. And a thanks crusher. I always

01:07:19.300 say if my shirt goes over, that's my cleavage is my shoulder. So Stella sleeps like right here on

01:07:25.740 the very corner edge of the bed. And she just like kind of leans on me a little bit, like right by my

01:07:31.200 face. And I'm always just like, I roll over all night long and I'm like, and I kiss her.

01:07:36.120 uh, yeah, I've got all my roids. Oh, BJ. Okay. BJ ditched or though, I think Andy D I C H T R E R

01:07:47.560 on X and then honking for freedom on rumble. Perfect. Thank you. Kindle shoulder cleavage,

01:07:54.040 right? It's appropriate. Hey, um, Stella's so sweet. I, I, and I don't want, well, okay. So 0.79

01:08:01.640 those are hormone replacement, which is good. But yes, there are some other drugs, but I would

01:08:07.720 like to be off of them. Believe me. Thanks, Tom. Oh, is, um, Jim Courtney here? My Alaskan Jim

01:08:15.700 Courtney. Stella's super sweet. She was crying for the whole last half of the show. Like you

01:08:22.180 got to feed me for the third time. I know. So they say with cats, if they sleep by your head,

01:08:29.960 they think they're, they're like your mother. And if they sleep by your feet, they're protecting

01:08:36.120 you. So she used to sleep on top of the bed, like right at the corner where I could just kick her

01:08:40.720 off the bed easy. And she moved up to my head about two years ago. So now she's like my mother, 1.00

01:08:46.820 Jim Courtney, happy birthday, Jim Courtney. It's Jim Courtney's birthday. There he is.

01:08:53.260 Happy, happy birthday. Does anyone else have a birthday? Happy birthday to all the Gemini's.

01:08:59.960 Oh, wow. Yes. See that the medications. Yep. Okay. And so I want to talk more about the

01:09:06.840 medications, but I'll do it on chill and chat. And then, um, as Trump would say, I love my Alaskans.

01:09:13.960 Yay, Jim. Happy birthday. You guys, Geminis are just by nature, my favorite sign. So let's go

01:09:22.280 with the Geminis. Aw. Yes, that's George, Bev. If I'm on my side, he'll just like perch on my 0.70

01:09:29.780 hip. I'm like, really? You're like teetering up there? So funny. Take note. I've never been to

01:09:38.340 Alaska, but there's a lot of Alaskan beloves, which is interesting. Cindy Lou Yorkie. Aw.

01:09:48.880 Oh, I know it's, it's hard. So she had, you go Geminis. It's your favorite space program. 1.00

01:09:58.700 I love it. Love it. Love it. Look at the Geminis. And then where are my Libras? So Libras and

01:10:05.180 Geminis are the most compatible. I don't know much about signs, just the ones that I have

01:10:09.040 something to do with. So yeah, I'm so tired right now, you guys. It's crazy.

01:10:18.880 I don't know if I could just do carnivore diet.

01:10:25.240 Geminis are not jealous. 0.98

01:10:26.560 Yes, Libra.

01:10:29.200 I know bear is, yep. 0.99

01:10:31.320 Shout your birthday out for Libras.

01:10:33.040 I'm October 3rd. 0.84

01:10:37.080 You go quantum.

01:10:38.880 Chunks vary.

01:10:42.040 I will, Gracie, you're sweet. 0.99

01:10:44.320 I'm a cancer moon. 0.99

01:10:48.880 let me see libra

01:10:53.200 i know you guys post a lot of your um perfect time to buy bitcoin when i'm tired 10 1 10 21.

01:11:02.400 your sister's a libra pick a pisces september 27th i know a lot of september 27th

01:11:11.280 you will i know it's october 3rd now you know my age 1969

01:11:18.880 October 11th. And I think I was born, my mom was guesstimating it's between 7 and 7.30 in the

01:11:29.660 morning. So what I think I know is that I'm definitely a Libra, Libra rising, and I think

01:11:36.160 with a Cancer moon. But oh, do my chart, do my chart. I can't wait to hear and know. I love that.

01:11:41.280 listen birthdays are smirth days your brother was a libra

01:11:49.620 oh i know bev i i know like we both were dealing with the old kitties and i kind of hope stella

01:12:00.880 just like goes to sleep here at home i was born i was born a little white baby in new jersey do

01:12:09.840 you need like the town.

01:12:13.020 I'm a Jersey girl through and through.

01:12:16.040 The town of the hospital,

01:12:19.860 I think is Summit, New Jersey.

01:12:24.220 You think you're a Libra rising too?

01:12:28.280 I love that you can do my chart.

01:12:32.460 Three months younger than you.

01:12:34.900 Okay, so Summit, New Jersey.

01:12:40.600 Yay.

01:12:44.380 Did you guys like hearing my age?

01:12:46.160 Was that like a big thing?

01:12:48.140 I mean, I figured you had to have an idea.

01:12:53.260 And I never not told it for any reason.

01:12:55.360 Just, I never told it.

01:12:57.360 Astrology, ah.

01:13:02.800 You're a mojo rising, Voorhees.

01:13:05.520 I, um, Voorhees is where you live, Denise?

01:13:10.720 What's happening?

01:13:12.580 Scorpio, Scorpio, Scorpio.

01:13:15.540 Mm-hmm.

01:13:19.700 Oh, crank.

01:13:25.380 I look 10 years younger.

01:13:27.280 Thank you.

01:13:28.800 Pee-wee and panda.

01:13:32.420 Aw, thanks, you guys.

01:13:35.520 It's that immature attitude. I think I'm younger than I am too. I just, I don't really think about

01:13:42.500 it actually, but what's mulf I'm afraid. Oh, nice. Your uncle was Voorhees, like the town in New

01:13:54.920 Jersey? Scorps do have a reputation. They almost made it to Libra and everything could have been 0.98

01:14:03.660 different. Rick, you're here. We're just starting the show now. Okay. All you need is a cup or a

01:14:09.500 mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or sign, a canteen drug or flask, a vessel of any gun.

01:14:13.440 Fill it with your favorite liquid. I do like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled

01:14:17.660 pleasure, the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better,

01:14:20.840 the simultaneous sip. And it happens now. Go.

01:14:23.740 How'd I do? How'd I do? How'd I do? Good luck with sleeping. Thanks, Marshmallow.

01:14:42.440 Go to sleep. Oh, you guys are cute. Yeah, I got it down, Pat. You know it.

01:14:48.040 it is, it gets a little wordy at one point where it's like a little tongue twister-y.

01:14:58.200 That's so funny. Miss him, miss him, miss him.

01:15:05.900 Oh, all right, you guys, I am, I'm going to, I have to do a little bit of work. Thank you so

01:15:12.960 much for giving me a pass for tonight. And, um, I'm going to just barely limp through my friend's

01:15:19.920 birthday dinner and then I will go to bed bed. It is tongue twistery. You guys are so sweet.

01:15:27.220 Thank you so much. Um, if you go see BJ, tell him I said hi. Otherwise, um, I'll see you tomorrow

01:15:34.600 night. I'm thinking, I'm thinking 8 PM Eastern would be ideal. One pass only. I got it. I just

01:15:42.320 need the one pass. And then, um, don't forget Owens after party tomorrow. Okay. He'll be there

01:15:47.840 as JV will be there with him. Okay. I'm hugging you guys. I know Beverly. I know Beverly.

01:15:57.380 All right. Hugging you guys. Love you so much. Okay. Say bye. I don't want to hang up on anyone.

01:16:03.760 Thanks you guys.

01:16:04.980 Love you. Bye, Rumble.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 29, 2026

The Scott Adams School - 5⧸59⧸26 BJ Dichter Joins Erica & Marcela. Trump, Iran and Dad Jokes

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