Tribalism is the root cause of all evil in our world, and it s been around since the beginning of human history. John Locke and Thomas Hobbes, the founders of the Lockean theory, argue that tribalism is actually a symptom of tyranny, and that government should be seen as a bulwark against tribalism and tyranny. But in Western societies, tyranny cannot last. After generations of tyranny and tribalism, after tribalism gives way to Judeo-Christian teachings enforced through government, citizens begin to question why we even needed tyrants in the first place. Why is a tyrant allowed to invade those rights? Is prevention of violence a rationale for full government control? Or were governments created to protect our rights? The founders came down on the side of Locke, not Hobbes. They said in the Declaration of Independence that, But the founders still, they still fear tribalism and that s what they call faction. Whenever you hear them talk about faction in the Federalist Papers, they re worried about the seizure of government in order to benefit one tribe over another. That s why they attempted to create a government that pit faction against faction, tribe against tribe, and cut the Gordian knot of tyranny with checks and balances. This is the next place to tyranny and tyranny in our society, and this is the reason why the Founding Fathers would weep in their graves. The Founding Fathers were scholars of both Hobbesian theory has prevailed throughout human history, because it s so big and powerful, and the founders believed that the state was the solution to the problem of chaos. Hobbes and tyranny the problem is not the problem, not chaos it s the problem . by John Lockeanism by Hobbes and Hobbes? by the founders , by the way, by the founding fathers By the founding Fathers? in the 19th century, not by the 17th century? What does it mean ? or by the rise of American religion? and the decline of American community is a new place to control itself a place to be a new community and that s a place of self-rule And the new community ? and a place that s no longer a place to be as a new place by its community by it s a place to by itself ? by the people?
00:00:00.000Last week, President Obama became the target of mockery when he descended into porky pig protestations at the divisiveness of Republican nominee Donald Trump.
00:00:09.000After tripping over his words while trying to gain his footing, Obama finally settled on a line of attack.
00:01:27.000He wrote, no arts, no letters, no society, and which is worst of all, continual fear and danger of violent death, the life of man solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.
00:01:37.000The solution to such chaos, said Thomas Hobbes, was the Leviathan, the state.
00:01:42.000He said it was, quote, but an artificial man, though greater stature and strength than the natural, for whose protection and defense it was intended, and in which the sovereignty is an artificial soul as giving life and motion to the whole body.
00:01:53.000So basically, the state comes along and fixes the problem of tribes fighting each other because it's so big and so powerful.
00:01:58.000Hobbesian theory has prevailed throughout human history.
00:02:01.000Tribal societies either remain in a constant state of war with each other, or they're overthrown by a powerful government.
00:02:07.000Jared Diamond, who's an anthropologist, he writes that, quote, My family may not be your family, but if we both believe in Jesus or if we both believe in the Bible, then, at the very least, we have some commonality.
00:02:15.000The rise of powerful leadership leads to both tyranny and to peace.
00:02:33.000The founders were scholars of Thomas Hobbes.
00:02:35.000They were also scholars of John Locke.
00:02:37.000But in Western societies, tyranny cannot last.
00:02:40.000After generations of tyranny, after tribalism gives way to Judeo-Christian teachings enforced through government, religious tyranny, citizens begin to question why we even needed tyrants in the first place.
00:02:49.000They begin to ask John Locke's question.
00:02:52.000In a state of nature, we had rights from one another.
00:02:54.000Why is a tyrant allowed to invade those rights?
00:02:56.000Is prevention of violence a rationale for full government control?
00:03:00.000Or were governments created to protect our rights?
00:03:02.000Our founders came down on the side of Locke, not Hobbes.
00:03:04.000They said in the Declaration of Independence that, quote,
00:03:13.000But the founders still, they still fear tribalism, and that's what they call faction.
00:03:16.000Whenever you hear them talk about faction in the Federalist Papers, they're truly worried about the seizure of government in order to benefit one tribe over another.
00:03:24.000They may have agreed with Locke over Hobbes about the proper extent of government, but they never believed that tribalism had disappeared.
00:03:30.000That's why they attempted to create a government that pit faction against faction, tribe against tribe, cutting the Gordian knot of tyranny and tribalism with checks and balances.
00:03:38.000It's what James Madison wrote in Federalist 51.
00:03:41.000He wrote, quote, If men were angels, no government would be necessary.
00:03:44.000If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary.
00:03:49.000In framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this.
00:03:54.000You must first enable the government to control the government, and govern, this is the tyranny, and the next place oblige it to control itself.
00:04:02.000A dependence on the people is no doubt the primary control on government, but experience has taught mankind the necessity of auxiliary precautions.
00:04:58.000The unrest of the 60s and 70s, that provoked a law and order backlash, a desire for a powerful government that would stop all the tribalism.
00:05:05.000But, for three decades, Americans rejected tribalism as a mode of politics.
00:05:09.000Ronald Reagan, for example, he wanted a stronger crackdown on tribalism.
00:05:13.000He believed in universal human freedoms.
00:05:14.000And Bill Clinton rejected sister soldiers race-baiting, if you recall.
00:05:19.000Not surprisingly, the rejection of 1960s tribalism ushered in an era of smaller government dedicated to the proposition that constitutional checks and balances were the best protection against tyranny.
00:05:31.000President Obama's tribal policies have crippled us.
00:05:35.000Americans hoped that Obama, after campaigning on the notion he would provide a capstone to our non-tribalism, would heal our wounds, move our country beyond racial politics.
00:05:45.000He represented the hope that America could finally reject tribalism in favor of American universalism.
00:05:51.000Instead, Obama rejected checks and balances and has used tribalism to grow his tyranny.
00:05:56.000By cobbling together a coalition of racial and ethnic interest groups, Obama knew he could maximize the power of the government to act on their behalf.
00:06:04.000So his DOJ, his Department of Justice, cripple police departments based solely on the race of police officers.
00:06:09.000He suggests America has an inborn, unfixable problem with racism.
00:06:13.000He says that this is a rejection of the founding ideology.
00:06:16.000Donald Trump is the counter reaction, but he's not like Reagan or even Bill Clinton.
00:06:45.000He concluded white anger is a legitimate response to racial injustices done to white people.
00:06:50.000Instead of attempting to set checks and balances to prevent faction, instead of trying to educate Americans in founding principles, this philosophy focused on tribalism of white folks, making the crucial error of linking skin color to culture.
00:07:02.000So we've reached the end of the era of small government.
00:07:04.000As tribalism rises, and as chaos ensues, Americans look again to the strongman.
00:08:04.000Cut by our own Mathis, of all of the members of the media who are just ecstatic over the moon that a woman who allegedly has a vagina is talking about how she has broken the glass ceiling and finally women can be anything!
00:08:20.000Girls everywhere, you should know this.
00:08:22.000If you, if you grow up rich, go to the best schools, marry a guy who becomes president, intimidate his rape victims, and then run on the basis of his success for president, you too can be president of the United States, girls.
00:08:55.000For the first time in the history of this country, frankly, this is really exciting to say, for the first time in the history of this country, we're going to have a female nominee of a major party.
00:09:03.000I don't care if you're Republican or Democrat or Libertarian.
00:09:05.000That's something this country should note and acknowledge.
00:09:07.000Hillary Clinton making her mark on history.
00:09:11.000According to the news, we are on the brink of a historic...
00:10:12.000They all know this is boring and it's stupid.
00:10:14.000So number one, in order for something to be historic, you actually have to have overcome obstacles.
00:10:19.000Or you actually have to have overcome obstacles.
00:10:21.000So I didn't think it was that historic when Obama became the first black president, because I didn't think there were that many Americans who sat around tonight going, we have to stop the blacks from becoming president!
00:11:34.000If this were Sarah Palin who'd won a presidential nomination, which given the way this has gone, it may yet happen.
00:11:40.000You can guarantee the media wouldn't be going nuts over it in the same way the media didn't give a damn that Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio were winning primaries and both of them were Hispanic.
00:11:52.000Like, eight years ago, people were really pumped about this.
00:11:56.000Eight years ago, they were saying, oh, well, you know, it's either gonna be the first woman or the first black guy, and blacks outrank women on the leftist hierarchy of victimhood.
00:12:05.000So, Obama came along and he stole all her thunder, and now nobody cares.
00:12:09.000I mean, this is like, it's Transformers 2.
00:12:11.000Nobody liked the first movie all that much, and the second movie no one needed.
00:12:15.000It'll earn lots of money and may be successful at the box office, but it's gonna be a complete crap show and nobody wants to see it.
00:12:20.000Finally, women generally are not victims of society.
00:12:23.000The notion that Hillary Clinton has been victimized in any way because she's a woman is absolutely absurd.
00:12:47.000So, this idea that she's been a victim and now she's overcome it is just crap.
00:12:49.000Nonetheless, Hillary Clinton is out there and she's talking about how wonderful all of this is.
00:12:54.000So, Hillary spoke last night and the media, I mean, I have to say the media, there are a lot of people buying into the idea that Trump was going to be president after he destroyed the media during his primary run.
00:13:06.000I never fully bought into it specifically because I said that the media
00:13:11.000The media was bound to open up their guns on Trump when we hit a general.
00:14:38.000If she said she was a man in this speech and I called her a woman, they would find me in Brooklyn, New York.
00:14:42.000So the left has this bizarre notion that men can be women and women can be men, except when it comes to Hillary, it's super important that she's a woman.
00:14:49.000Deeply important that Hillary Clinton is an actual female.
00:14:52.000Because females are different than men.
00:14:54.000But if you say females are different than men, then you're a sexist, and you're against transgenders, and you have to be fined $250,000 by the people in New York.
00:16:57.000And then she says she wants a society that's tolerant, inclusive, and fair, except for her Republican enemies and religious people who have to be shut up at the first available opportunity.
00:17:43.000It shouldn't be hard to beat her in a general election.
00:17:45.000But in a minute, we're going to get to the other side of the aisle, and you'll see why it's not going to be easy for Donald Trump to beat her in a general election.
00:17:53.000When he says, let's make America great again, that is code for, let's take America backwards.
00:18:08.000Back to a time when opportunity and dignity were reserved for some, not all.
00:18:15.000Promising his supporters an economy he cannot recreate.
00:18:21.000We, however, we want to write the next chapter in American greatness.
00:18:28.000with a 21st century prosperity that lifts everyone who's been left out and left behind, including those who may not vote for us but who deserve their chance to make a new beginning.
00:18:44.000What was Obama's campaign slogan in 2012 again?
00:18:45.000Oh yeah, that's right, it was forward.
00:18:59.000Right, and he argued that Mitt Romney wanted to take us back to the 50s.
00:19:01.000So she's running all the same playbook.
00:19:07.000She's a by-the-book, rote, corrupt Democrat hack.
00:19:10.000She always has been, but she's a woman, and so we're gonna all pretend that we're excited about this.
00:19:15.000And then she attacks Trump, and here is where she actually has some material against Trump.
00:19:20.000Here she goes after Trump for his racism.
00:19:23.000When Donald Trump says a distinguished judge, born in Indiana, can't do his job because of his Mexican heritage, or he mocks a reporter with disabilities, or calls women pigs,
00:19:51.000It goes against everything we stand for.
00:20:20.000In that case, I'll tear you down, but sure.
00:20:47.000We believe we need to give Americans a raise, not complain that hard-working people's wages are too high.
00:20:58.000We believe we need to help young people struggling with student debt not pile more on our national debt with giveaways to the super wealthy.
00:21:11.000We believe we need to make America the clean energy superpower of the 21st century.
00:21:21.000I love when politicians nod to themselves.
00:21:23.000Not insist that climate change is a hoax.
00:21:27.000So what she does is she takes a lot of these leftist tropes and she mixes them up with things that are not leftist.
00:21:33.000So for example, she says, we can't pile more on our national debt with giveaways to the super wealthy, since one of Democrats cared about the national debt.
00:21:42.000Her husband cut the national debt, but she hasn't.
00:21:45.000When she says that she wants to make America the clean energy superpower,
00:21:49.000For ignorant people, you can't make America a clean energy superpower without destroying all of the jobs that actually create the energy upon which you live.
00:21:57.000But she says all these things and she sounds like a moderate.
00:22:46.000I was at the 2012 DNC, at the Democratic National Convention, when they literally booed God because God was in their platform and they wanted to remove it.
00:22:54.000And here she is, preaching Republican stuff about
00:23:24.000There are still ceilings to break for women and men for all of us, but don't let anyone tell you that great things can't happen in America.
00:24:29.000You know, there are these series like Law & Order where they do Law & Order CSI or CSU or whatever.
00:24:33.000They just have Special Victims Unit and then they have Law & Order Hawaiian Narcs and they have, you know, they have Law & Order and Thousand Spinoffs.
00:24:41.000And eventually you just go, oh, okay, I get this.
00:24:43.000This is the same show with the same formula.
00:24:45.000You just put a couple of new leads in there.
00:24:48.000Hillary's the new lead, and we have to find an excuse to be excited about her, because we can't be excited about her, and we have to find an excuse to be excited about her ideas, but we can't be excited about her ideas, so instead we go to, well, you know, she's the first one doing it.
00:25:57.000Now, recent polls have shown that I'm beating Hillary Clinton, and with all of her many problems and the tremendous mistakes that she's made, and she has made tremendous mistakes, we expect our lead to continue to grow and grow substantially.
00:26:20.000To everyone who voted for me throughout this campaign, I want to thank you.
00:26:32.000To those who voted for someone else in either party, I'll work hard to earn your support, and I will work very hard to earn that support.
00:26:41.000To all of those Bernie Sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms.
00:27:01.000And by the way, the terrible trade deals that Bernie was so vehemently against, and he's right on that, will be taken care of far better than anyone ever thought possible.
00:27:15.000We are going to have fantastic trade deals.
00:27:18.000We're going to start making money and bringing in jobs.
00:27:21.000Okay, so he's making promises he can't possibly keep, and then he's trying to draw in the Sanders supporters, but he's a great unifier.
00:27:26.000Quick note, when he says we won so many votes, more votes than anybody in history, it's historic.
00:27:31.000It is historic, he's the first orange man to ever be a presidential nominee for a major party.
00:27:35.000But besides that, he, and the first Thrice Married guy, and the first reality TV star, so history is being made as we watch, folks.
00:27:42.000It's also exciting between Hillary and Trump.
00:27:45.000It's, I don't know which is more historic, the Hindenburg or the Titanic, but it's all very historic.
00:27:50.000Quick note, when Trump says he won more votes than any Republican primary candidate in history, it is worth noting that Donald Trump also lost more primary votes than any candidate in history.
00:29:09.000Clearly, Donald Trump, we've been waiting for good Trump, right?
00:29:12.000We keep waiting for good Trump, and we're finally, we finally hit good Trump, right?
00:29:16.000We've been waiting for the Trump who can control himself and be presidential, and who can take it to Hillary Clinton, and go right at Hillary Clinton,
00:29:23.000And he does this, he says that he's gonna go right at Hillary Clinton, he says he's gonna give a big speech on Monday in which he goes after Hillary Clinton and he talks about the State Department being her hedge fund and all this stuff.
00:30:28.000And good Trump also says Republicans are just going to have to get over the fact that he says stupid things every so often.
00:30:33.000Here is Donald Trump last night, after saying he's a great unifier, he glares into the camera and explains that everybody needs to hop on board the Trump train.
00:30:43.000When you hear Republicans, I've watched Republicans attack you in the last 24 hours, and I'm thinking, I haven't heard some of these Republicans attack Barack Obama, who was able to pass his entire agenda because they wouldn't fight him as hard as they're fighting you.
00:32:23.000Okay, the difference between Republicans and Democrats is that when Republicans nominate somebody absolutely unfit, like Donald Trump,
00:32:29.000There's a civil war inside the Republican Party.
00:32:32.000When Democrats nominate somebody absolutely unfit like Hillary Clinton, they consolidate around her, the banner goes up, and they say that she's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
00:32:41.000So, for example, here is Claire McCaskill, who is a Hillary ally.
00:32:46.000She's asked directly about Hillary brokering deals for the Russians.
00:32:50.000And there's a famous story in which Hillary Clinton at the State Department allowed the Russians to buy this uranium company in the United States.
00:32:59.000And another point of attack for him is going to be the Clinton Global Initiative.
00:33:11.000Whether it's why the tax returns were restated and what that means, what deals Bill Clinton was making with Russia and uranium, what kind of shady nations were able to give a lot of money to that foundation while Clinton was the Secretary of State.
00:35:04.000There is tape of Bernie Sanders actually singing We Shall Overcome from a CD that he cut when he was the mayor of Burlington, Vermont, because he did a nutcase.
00:35:11.000Part of the amusement, by the way, of watching Bernie Sanders tape is that it always appears halfway through the sentence that he might lose his train of thought and just start talking about when he used to play stickball in the streets or something.
00:35:24.000And then he sort of continues, so there's always this kind of awkward pause, and then you wait for him to just, like your grandfather, who's a little addled, you wait for him to continue on a completely different topic.
00:35:34.000But Bernie Sanders, remember, he was the darling of the left, MSNBC loved him, now they're ready to consolidate around Hillary, and so Bernie Sanders, they have to dig a grave for him, and then they have to knock him in the face, like Joe Pesci at the end of Casino, and bury him in a cornfield somewhere.
00:35:45.000So here's Rachel Maddow doing exactly that on MSNBC last night, or Chris Hayes, I can't really tell the difference.
00:35:51.000According to this Politico piece tonight, it was Senator Sanders himself, quote, who personally rewrote his campaign manager's shorter statement after the chaos of that state party convention.
00:36:01.000The statement that the Sanders campaign put out after Nevada basically said, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course Bernie Sanders is against violence, but...
00:36:10.000They're blaming Senator Sanders for writing that himself.
00:36:13.000Quote, he was the one who also made the choice to go after DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz after his wife read him a transcript of her blasting him on television.
00:36:22.000It was Senator Sanders himself who chose, as Politico puts it, the knife fight over calling Hillary Clinton unqualified, which aids blame for pulling the bottom out of any hopes they had of winning in New York.
00:36:33.000And when Jimmy Kimmel's producers asked the Sanders campaign for a question to ask Donald Trump, Sanders himself wrote the one challenging Donald Trump to a debate.
00:36:42.000So blaming Bernie Sanders himself for all of those strategic decisions.
00:36:46.000And the piece also says that Sanders is personally responsible for setting the basic tone of the campaign recently, which has been, and it's quoted as, screw me?
00:37:03.000You know, you take these end of campaign stories, I do, with several grains of salt.
00:37:08.000I mean, because you do have to look at the sourcing and you have to then try to figure out... And we don't know who on the Sanders campaign is.
00:37:15.000Aides say Sanders thinks that progressives who picked Hillary Clinton over him are cynical, power-chasing chickens, like Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio.
00:37:26.000One of Bernie Sanders' most consistent allies in the Senate before endorsing Clinton and campaigning hard for her ahead of the Ohio primary.
00:37:32.000Sanders is so bitter about that that he would be ready to nix Sherrod Brown as an acceptable VP choice for Clinton if Clinton ever asked his advice on who would be a good progressive champion.
00:37:44.000So, Matt, I was really upset about this.
00:37:55.000So the Democrats are rallying around their felon.
00:37:57.000They're rallying around their historic felon.
00:37:59.000Meanwhile, the Republicans are tearing each other apart.
00:38:01.000And they're tearing each other apart because there are people in the Republican Party who look at Donald Trump and they say, what the living hell are you doing?
00:38:38.000I think a good place to start would be to apologize for the various totally inappropriate things he's said over the last couple of weeks.
00:38:48.000Another thing I'd like to see him do is get on script.
00:38:52.000I think it's time for him to look like a serious candidate for president, which means that you need to think before you speak, you need to apologize when you make a mistake, and get on script.
00:39:07.000He's running for the most important job in the country, some would argue, in the world.
00:39:11.000And I think there's a certain threshold of credibility that needs to be met.
00:39:15.000I was with him in the green room when he went to the NRA convention in Louisville a couple of weeks ago.
00:39:21.000And I said, hey, Donald, have you got a script?
00:39:31.000I said, put me down if they were boring.
00:39:34.000Okay, well it doesn't matter because he ain't gonna listen to you, gang.
00:39:38.000Putting you down in favor of boring is not a surprise, but he ain't gonna listen to you.
00:39:41.000Hugh Hewitt, who's been a real Republican Party loyalist.
00:39:43.000I mean, Hugh is a guy who really believes in Republican Party unity.
00:39:47.000This morning on his radio show, he said that they should try to take the nomination away from Trump at the convention, even after all the primaries have been ended.
00:40:29.000I'll talk to Lindsey Graham about that.
00:40:30.000You know, I want to support the nominee of the party, but I think the party ought to change the nominee, because we're going to get killed with this nominee.
00:40:58.000They're not gonna take the nomination away from Trump.
00:41:00.000They're not gonna stop it, because if they do, 40% of the Republican base walks out on them, they lose the election anyway, and they're seen as people who rejected the popular will.
00:41:07.000Okay, all this is to say, however, all this is to say that Trump, because he's basically indefensible, Republicans at least have the strength of principle to struggle with this.
00:41:18.000At least they have the strength of principle to struggle with this.
00:41:20.000I'm often asked about, on religious grounds, how do you know that you believe in God?
00:41:23.000And the answer is, I struggle with God's justice, and that means I believe in him.
00:41:52.000Now, that said, the Wall Street Journal today is ripping on everybody who says that Paul Ryan shouldn't have endorsed Donald Trump.
00:41:58.000There's an editorial in the Wall Street Journal that's just, it's legitimately one of the worst editorials I've ever read.
00:42:03.000They basically blame people who are anti-Trump for Trump in the first place.
00:42:08.000The Wall Street Journal is more responsible for Trump than people like me, okay?
00:42:11.000The people at the Wall Street Journal ignoring illegal immigration, pretending that it's nothing bad, suggesting that Paul Ryan's immigration plan was some sort of boon, and then saying that the only two alternatives in life are Paul Ryan and Donald Trump, when Trump wins, that means that they have to side behind him.
00:42:26.000I think there's a third way, and the third way is neither of those two, actual conservatism, but there is this tendency now that people have to be cudgeled into line
00:44:10.000Burt Lancaster and James Earl Jones and it's a great cast.
00:44:13.000Ray Liotta was really young and great in this film.
00:44:16.000And, uh, there's one, you know, there's part of the movie that just doesn't fit.
00:44:19.000There's part where they just start rambling about horrible right-wingers in Iowa that makes no sense.
00:44:24.000About a ten-minute interlude in the middle of the film that's really dumb.
00:44:27.000But the rest of the film is really, really good and truly American.
00:44:31.000And the ending is, of course, fantastic.
00:44:34.000For anybody who's close to their dad, the ending is great.
00:44:37.000Uh, and, uh, and so that's, that's a, it's a, it's a very, it's, it's a, it's a fun movie to watch, and, and every guy cries at the end of that film.
00:44:44.000Like, pretty much every guy cries at the end of that film.
00:44:46.000Girls cry at the end of Shopaholic or something, but, but guys cry at the end of, cry at the end of Field of Dreams.
00:44:52.000Um, I'll do, and I'll, I'll save, I have another baseball book, but I'll save it for, I'll save it for tomorrow.
00:45:25.000Natafon and her coach declined to comment on this story, but outside the stadium, members of the Alaska Family Council gather to voice their opinion.
00:45:33.000It is not fair and it is not right for our female athletes, and we have a responsibility to protect our girls that have worked really hard, that are working toward college scholarships.
00:45:43.000Wengat was the third seed in the 100-meter race coming into the weekend, just missing the cut, Hutchison senior Saskia Harrison.
00:45:51.000I'm glad that this person's comfortable with who they are and they're able to be happy who they are, but competitively I don't think it's completely 100% fair.
00:45:57.000Well, I think that's an overgeneralization.
00:46:00.000Alaska Schools Activities Association Executive Director Billy Strickland says the ASAA doesn't have a statewide policy for transgender athletes.
00:46:31.000Last thing that I hate today, and now I get to pick on our good friend Lindsay.
00:46:37.000So Lindsay brought this up and she knew that she should not have done this.
00:46:40.000It was a huge mistake because whenever she says stuff like this off the air, she knows that I'm immediately going to grab it and use it on the air.
00:46:50.000Okay, Travis Barker is a rock musician and what group is he with?
00:46:57.000Okay, he was with Blink-182, and for those who can't see this, for people who can't see this picture of Travis Barker, he's tattooed from neck on down.
00:47:05.000I mean, he looks like the illustrated man from Ray Bradbury.
00:47:08.000He's got tattoos everywhere, he's got some tattoos on his face, and he looks terrible.
00:51:06.000What happens if you pre-commit yourself to a course?
00:51:08.000You're 14 years old, I want to be an astronaut.
00:51:10.000Because I want to be an astronaut, I'm going to ensure that I only live in this bubble for the next two years.
00:51:16.000I'm just going to live in this bubble.
00:51:18.000And then it turns out, well you know what, the whole astronaut thing didn't work out, but now I'm susceptible to every disease on the planet because I lived in a bubble.
00:51:26.000Like, think, think a little, think like the next step in your life, gang.
00:51:30.000I think that there are a number of young people who got tattoos who are not thinking beyond, like, the next step, because if they thought 40 years down the line, particularly women, you'd realize how bad these tattoos are gonna look.
00:51:39.000There's no such thing as a good-looking tattoo on a six-year-old woman.
00:51:43.000It's all fun and games when you're 20 and hot.
00:51:45.000It's a totally different thing when you're 70 and you look like you smoke six packs a day and you're sitting there without a larynx and you got a tattoo on your arm.
00:51:52.000Okay, it looks totally different then.
00:51:53.000So, let's just think a little bit down the road, gang.