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00:01:27.780 Well, Mom, we are in Fort Worth.

00:01:30.600 You just did your Tucker, and it was pretty impressive.

00:01:34.920 It was so fun.

00:01:35.980 You really laid a lot of shit out there.

00:01:39.280 There was times where I was scared we were going to have to be ushered out,

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00:01:45.400 and there was 13,000 people in there, but they just fucking loved you,

00:01:48.600 and it was amazing.

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00:01:51.880 I loved them, too.

00:01:53.560 They don't even know how much I loved them.

00:01:56.120 No, it was amazing.

00:01:57.340 Anyway, we're here in Fort Worth.

00:01:59.460 This episode with Nicole Shanahan is amazing.

00:02:01.580 I've already edited it.

00:02:02.860 Mom, you haven't seen it yet?

00:02:03.860 It's just great.

00:02:04.460 It's one of my favorites.

00:02:05.220 Well, you remember being there, but it's so good.

00:02:07.640 This is like the story of this episode is watching two very intelligent women

00:02:12.500 who were former Democrats become awake and telling their story.

00:02:17.620 It's really good.

00:02:18.340 I highly recommend it.

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00:04:52.120 It's a what, mom?

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00:05:36.100 Welcome to the Roseanne Barr Podcast.

00:05:45.000 Today's show is a bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, banger, again,

00:05:48.960 because, as you know, I only like to talk to geniuses,

00:05:52.540 and I have a genius on today, a woman genius,

00:05:56.300 which is very intriguing and very interesting.

00:05:59.240 I've been talking to a lot of men geniuses, haven't I, Jake?

00:06:02.480 Yeah.

00:06:03.240 But now we've got a real woman genius on today,

00:06:08.200 Nicole Shanahan.

00:06:09.780 Hi, Nicole.

00:06:10.500 Hi, Roseanne.

00:06:11.820 Happy to be here.

00:06:13.060 Thanks for having me.

00:06:14.140 Thank you for coming.

00:06:15.020 I don't know where to start with you.

00:06:18.240 For one, well, I guess I should say,

00:06:20.660 you are Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s vice presidential pick.

00:06:27.260 You're running whatever's going on with you guys.

00:06:29.960 You're the vice president.

00:06:32.000 It's definitely the least straightforward partner.

00:06:35.400 Well, the partnership's straightforward,

00:06:37.340 but where we are in this election is not so straightforward.

00:06:39.860 And, you know, happy to unpack any bit of details

00:06:43.840 about how we got here.

00:06:45.080 But I'm really proud of where we are.

00:06:47.580 And, you know, we decided to unify in partnership

00:06:51.000 with Donald Trump.

00:06:53.120 We've suspended our campaign in every swing state

00:06:56.800 and most other states.

00:06:58.760 Still on the ballot in California,

00:07:00.340 so if you're in California, you can vote for us.

00:07:02.900 But it is, it's been a really interesting learning experience.

00:07:09.120 We're both former Democrats.

00:07:11.300 We both cared very deeply about this country.

00:07:14.300 And we ran an honest campaign in a dishonest race.

00:07:20.900 Yes, you did.

00:07:22.340 And, boy, did you, you know, this is,

00:07:26.460 everybody calls it the great awakening, you know.

00:07:29.060 Yeah.

00:07:29.320 And it's because I think the media can really show us the truth

00:07:34.240 that, you know, when the media was small

00:07:36.400 and there was only a couple channels,

00:07:38.220 they could really control it.

00:07:39.900 But now it's just kind of like Pandora's box is open

00:07:43.100 and everything's everywhere.

00:07:44.580 So you can't really lie.

00:07:46.760 You can't, I mean, you can for a time.

00:07:48.940 And you can't really control the narrative

00:07:51.040 as much as the left would love to think they do.

00:07:55.460 Yeah.

00:07:55.680 Right?

00:07:56.400 Yeah.

00:07:56.760 And, you know, that's been a big learning experience for me

00:08:01.220 because I'm from California.

00:08:03.600 I come from that intellectual left world

00:08:07.000 where many people still believe what CNN says is gospel.

00:08:12.240 And...

00:08:12.640 People in my family do.

00:08:13.900 Yeah.

00:08:14.800 And the learning experience,

00:08:17.040 I think it wasn't just for Bobby and I

00:08:19.260 to see what the media did with us and our narrative.

00:08:22.640 But our, we had millions of,

00:08:26.520 we have millions of people

00:08:28.160 who wanted to see this campaign successful,

00:08:31.220 who wanted to see Bobby Kennedy

00:08:32.800 as the first independent president in our lifetime.

00:08:37.100 And on track to do it.

00:08:40.100 But I think we all learned

00:08:42.180 and I think they made a grave mistake.

00:08:43.940 I think the left wing media made a grave mistake

00:08:46.620 in how they treated our campaign.

00:08:48.480 Absolutely.

00:08:49.020 Because it woke up a lot of people

00:08:51.520 who they had,

00:08:53.660 they still kind of had grips on.

00:08:55.940 They had grips on because,

00:08:58.160 you know,

00:08:59.020 people don't want to believe

00:09:00.460 that our country is in such hiatus.

00:09:03.320 People don't know how to believe

00:09:05.400 on the left or in the center

00:09:07.040 some of the things Donald Trump says about our country.

00:09:09.880 They want more information,

00:09:11.140 but sometimes when it comes out of Donald Trump's mouth,

00:09:13.660 it's hard for a lot of Americans

00:09:15.640 to view that as the end truth.

00:09:19.600 And so then they look to the sophistication of CNN

00:09:23.540 or MSNBC and the Polish there

00:09:26.660 and they say,

00:09:27.400 well, that looks like it might be the truth.

00:09:30.200 And, you know,

00:09:30.820 the reality is I think that

00:09:33.420 former Democrats are going to be the ones

00:09:36.620 that are going to help really explain

00:09:38.620 how we got to where we are today.

00:09:40.500 They're going to be the unifiers of this country,

00:09:43.260 I think.

00:09:43.740 That's what I think.

00:09:44.520 Right, Jake?

00:09:45.120 I've said that for a long time.

00:09:47.020 I said,

00:09:47.580 as they wake up and see like I did,

00:09:50.340 they'll know where

00:09:53.040 all the building,

00:09:55.420 all the hope

00:09:56.180 of the working people of this country,

00:09:58.660 it lies on this side

00:10:00.760 right now.

00:10:02.760 You know,

00:10:03.580 it did a big flip.

00:10:04.880 I want to ask you so many things.

00:10:06.740 I know you know what you're talking about

00:10:08.800 when you talk about,

00:10:10.020 you know,

00:10:10.380 you were in the upper crust

00:10:11.560 of the leftist gestalt.

00:10:15.480 I was too.

00:10:16.640 I ran for president as a socialist

00:10:18.800 on the Peace and Freedom Party in 2012

00:10:21.180 because my idol Dick Gregory

00:10:24.240 had done the same years before.

00:10:26.100 So I was kind of a hailed hero of the left

00:10:30.340 and their narrative,

00:10:31.540 which some of it I wrote

00:10:32.960 and they're still repeating it,

00:10:34.600 which drives me out of my mind.

00:10:36.140 And it's hence on 25 years later

00:10:39.820 and they're still saying

00:10:41.180 the same stuff that's failed over and over.

00:10:44.360 But they do grift the money.

00:10:46.880 They're real good at grifting the public money

00:10:49.160 out of their special programs

00:10:51.160 that no poor people ever get the benefit of.

00:10:54.160 No,

00:10:54.600 it goes to a select few

00:10:56.580 that really play into

00:11:00.060 these very odd narratives.

00:11:02.100 And look,

00:11:03.720 I came in well-intentioned,

00:11:06.820 a good faith actor,

00:11:07.940 and I said,

00:11:08.640 criminal justice reform in 2013, 2014,

00:11:11.940 I wanted to go in

00:11:13.600 and really fix our criminal justice system.

00:11:16.380 But I wanted to fix the system itself,

00:11:18.980 the broken databases,

00:11:20.720 the sitting around in prisons too long,

00:11:23.020 the lack of accountability.

00:11:25.680 And so...

00:11:26.560 Being convicted with tampered evidence.

00:11:29.500 Tampered evidence or, you know,

00:11:31.880 nonviolent marijuana charges.

00:11:34.660 I mean,

00:11:34.980 there's so much about our criminal justice system

00:11:37.460 that we could have fixed,

00:11:38.780 that we had the opportunity to fix.

00:11:41.080 And there was good people in the field

00:11:43.580 in 2014 and 2015,

00:11:45.360 and then something happened.

00:11:47.800 Something happened after 2016 to this country.

00:11:50.600 A lot of us are talking about it.

00:11:52.140 A lot of us are feeling it.

00:11:53.960 But my personal experience

00:11:55.580 was that it went from

00:11:57.740 qualified discussion

00:11:59.980 on how to evolve this country

00:12:03.300 in a good, honest direction

00:12:05.400 to effectively what I see now

00:12:10.160 as it is the destruction of this country.

00:12:16.180 Absolutely.

00:12:16.480 And it's the entitled destruction

00:12:19.080 of the country

00:12:20.580 out of fear, anger, and vitriol.

00:12:23.540 Right.

00:12:23.780 And that has actually left everybody worse.

00:12:26.840 It has left especially minority communities

00:12:29.580 worse off.

00:12:31.640 And I'll share an anecdote with you.

00:12:34.040 I, you know, after...

00:12:36.220 And I just have to say,

00:12:37.860 that's not any accident.

00:12:39.760 I feel like it was all orchestrated.

00:12:42.820 It's a social experiment.

00:12:45.160 But continue.

00:12:46.060 You're probably right.

00:12:47.280 I'm putting the pieces together still myself.

00:12:49.980 But one example is that

00:12:52.880 I became very passionate

00:12:54.440 about fixing the food supply chain

00:12:56.940 for low-income communities.

00:12:59.520 I was like,

00:12:59.980 young kids in these communities,

00:13:02.160 we got to get them healthy.

00:13:03.480 Right.

00:13:03.880 That's number one.

00:13:05.040 As a mom, you know,

00:13:06.520 number one,

00:13:07.680 kid has to be healthy.

00:13:09.200 Kid has to feel strong.

00:13:10.720 Right.

00:13:11.120 Kid has to be able to sit in class

00:13:13.020 for eight hours a day.

00:13:14.260 Right.

00:13:14.600 And learn.

00:13:15.240 And learn.

00:13:16.140 And be open to learning.

00:13:17.560 And the only way we're going to do that,

00:13:19.440 you've got to start in the gut.

00:13:20.800 They have to feel satiated,

00:13:22.200 full, and loved from the belly.

00:13:23.760 Yeah.

00:13:24.120 Those are the basic needs

00:13:25.520 of the human being.

00:13:26.780 Yeah.

00:13:27.720 And so I, you know,

00:13:30.080 four years ago pivoted

00:13:31.900 and I said,

00:13:32.540 we're going to work

00:13:33.360 on the American heartland.

00:13:35.020 We're going to solve

00:13:36.280 these food deserts

00:13:37.640 to these communities.

00:13:39.580 And I'd be in the room.

00:13:41.480 Nobody wanted to talk about it.

00:13:44.360 Nobody wanted to talk about it.

00:13:45.940 That's what happened

00:13:45.960 when I ran for president too.

00:13:47.700 They didn't want to talk,

00:13:48.860 but this was 2012.

00:13:50.020 I saw the change happen

00:13:52.300 after,

00:13:54.080 well,

00:13:54.340 I take it all back

00:13:55.420 to the Patriot Act.

00:13:56.680 Yeah.

00:13:57.000 When they passed that,

00:13:58.140 it was all,

00:13:59.180 no,

00:13:59.880 or 9-11,

00:14:00.680 sorry.

00:14:00.740 Yeah, 9-11.

00:14:01.480 Yeah.

00:14:01.760 Then it all slowly started

00:14:03.820 moving towards

00:14:04.580 an authoritarian state.

00:14:06.540 Yeah.

00:14:06.920 More and more and more.

00:14:08.580 And then they made

00:14:09.500 corporations human.

00:14:12.680 Yeah.

00:14:12.820 And, you know,

00:14:13.780 just everything they did to.

00:14:15.340 That was Reagan,

00:14:16.560 actually.

00:14:18.020 Well,

00:14:18.600 I'm just saying

00:14:19.480 it became more and more

00:14:21.040 as it went along.

00:14:21.960 I just saw like,

00:14:22.980 you know,

00:14:23.960 everything moving towards

00:14:25.560 taking rights away

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00:14:28.480 and all people.

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00:15:48.000 It was a peculiar class war.

00:15:51.360 A peculiar is the right word.

00:15:54.160 You know,

00:15:54.340 I come from low-income Oakland.

00:15:56.760 I spent years on government assistance.

00:16:00.500 My mom was trying to finish school

00:16:02.260 while raising us.

00:16:03.120 My dad was not doing well.

00:16:05.140 A lot of mental health issues.

00:16:06.440 Couldn't keep a job.

00:16:07.840 My community was a low-income

00:16:10.900 Oakland community.

00:16:12.580 You know,

00:16:13.260 diverse as you can imagine

00:16:15.280 in terms of race.

00:16:17.160 But all of us were poor.

00:16:18.940 That was my story too

00:16:21.180 in Utah.

00:16:22.440 Yeah.

00:16:22.920 And so,

00:16:23.620 you know,

00:16:25.480 right,

00:16:26.200 what it takes

00:16:27.020 to get out of poverty.

00:16:28.500 Yeah.

00:16:28.920 Right?

00:16:29.260 You need,

00:16:29.900 you need food

00:16:31.280 and you need

00:16:32.060 some good education

00:16:33.480 and you need to have

00:16:34.640 the gusto

00:16:35.100 to go out there

00:16:36.240 and get work.

00:16:37.900 Right.

00:16:38.580 Yeah.

00:16:38.760 And so,

00:16:40.900 I'm looking at our country

00:16:43.520 and I'm like,

00:16:44.200 let's do this.

00:16:45.140 I run a foundation.

00:16:46.520 There's hundreds of millions

00:16:47.320 of dollars in my foundation.

00:16:49.240 Go out there.

00:16:50.000 Let's really,

00:16:50.840 like,

00:16:51.480 set this up

00:16:52.160 and help people

00:16:53.100 figure out

00:16:53.780 how to get good food

00:16:54.740 because that's step one.

00:16:55.860 That's why I wonder,

00:16:56.840 like,

00:16:57.100 the biggest job

00:16:59.420 we should have

00:17:00.000 in this country

00:17:00.640 is getting the food

00:17:02.020 to the hungry.

00:17:03.420 Yes.

00:17:03.580 Particularly the hungry children.

00:17:05.080 We can't even solve

00:17:06.140 that damn problem

00:17:07.400 so why are we looking

00:17:08.660 all over the world

00:17:09.360 to solve other ones?

00:17:10.800 Well,

00:17:11.140 how is it

00:17:12.100 that of the hundreds

00:17:13.340 of millions of dollars

00:17:14.640 that have gone

00:17:15.400 into

00:17:16.180 Black Lives Matter,

00:17:18.600 criminal justice reform,

00:17:20.540 virtually none of it

00:17:21.980 has resulted

00:17:22.900 in helping these kids

00:17:25.120 fill their bellies up?

00:17:26.340 None of it.

00:17:27.100 None of it.

00:17:27.800 That's a crime.

00:17:28.460 Where is it going?

00:17:29.820 I'll tell you.

00:17:31.420 Six million dollars

00:17:32.680 to buy a building

00:17:33.600 in Oakland

00:17:34.240 for these

00:17:35.500 anti-racist

00:17:36.840 groups.

00:17:38.420 Right?

00:17:38.820 I funded that.

00:17:39.640 They were like,

00:17:40.080 well,

00:17:40.360 you know,

00:17:40.620 we need a building

00:17:41.600 so that people

00:17:42.760 can come in

00:17:43.520 and we can

00:17:44.080 help them

00:17:45.280 get back

00:17:46.080 on their feet.

00:17:47.320 And I'm like,

00:17:48.420 okay,

00:17:48.820 this doesn't make sense

00:17:49.820 but this is what

00:17:50.700 the experts are telling me.

00:17:52.400 All right,

00:17:52.940 we'll fund it.

00:17:53.580 A six million dollar

00:17:54.560 building in Oakland

00:17:55.920 for these people

00:17:57.040 not from Oakland.

00:17:58.560 Many of them

00:17:59.180 are white

00:18:00.380 and disconnected

00:18:01.080 with the community

00:18:02.040 but they're

00:18:02.860 the experts

00:18:03.520 and they are

00:18:05.760 going to turn this

00:18:06.500 around for the local

00:18:07.200 community.

00:18:08.780 And then,

00:18:09.440 you know,

00:18:10.360 these re-grant programs.

00:18:11.700 So there's all

00:18:12.360 these re-grant programs

00:18:13.840 as well

00:18:14.360 where you like

00:18:14.960 fund one organization

00:18:16.100 and then they

00:18:16.660 distribute it

00:18:17.460 to all these

00:18:17.940 quote grassroots

00:18:18.640 organizations.

00:18:19.620 Yeah.

00:18:19.720 And I'm like,

00:18:20.320 well,

00:18:20.460 what are they doing?

00:18:21.580 Yeah.

00:18:22.340 Well,

00:18:22.520 they're doing advocacy.

00:18:23.700 They're activists.

00:18:25.220 Yeah,

00:18:25.560 activists.

00:18:26.400 And I'm like,

00:18:27.520 okay,

00:18:27.840 but what are they

00:18:28.580 actually doing?

00:18:30.180 And you see this

00:18:31.100 in climate too

00:18:32.000 and I got infuriated

00:18:33.560 with it.

00:18:33.920 I was like,

00:18:34.240 the world doesn't need

00:18:35.520 more climate activists.

00:18:36.700 It needs really bright

00:18:37.660 people figuring out

00:18:39.000 how to farm

00:18:40.380 to put the carbon

00:18:41.440 living in the ground

00:18:42.880 which sequesters it

00:18:44.400 and brings back

00:18:45.620 these beautiful

00:18:47.660 natural ecosystems.

00:18:48.660 So something is,

00:18:51.260 it's either

00:18:51.880 one giant

00:18:52.840 embezzlement

00:18:54.480 money laundering

00:18:55.580 scheme.

00:18:56.800 Grift.

00:18:57.240 That's it.

00:18:57.940 Grift.

00:18:59.040 Or it's something,

00:19:00.860 it's a personality

00:19:02.360 disorder

00:19:03.800 among some of these

00:19:04.780 folks too

00:19:05.740 where they don't

00:19:07.900 feel good

00:19:10.040 about themselves

00:19:10.860 unless they're

00:19:11.680 somehow

00:19:12.200 slapping on a label

00:19:14.060 raising millions

00:19:14.980 of dollars

00:19:15.520 from wealthy people

00:19:16.740 and then,

00:19:17.680 you know,

00:19:18.320 writing one

00:19:19.180 or two checks

00:19:19.940 to,

00:19:20.860 you know,

00:19:21.260 somebody of

00:19:21.760 darker skin color

00:19:22.840 but it's not,

00:19:24.480 it's not working.

00:19:26.220 No.

00:19:26.820 They don't want it

00:19:27.540 to work.

00:19:27.680 This model is not

00:19:28.080 working.

00:19:28.300 They don't want it

00:19:28.920 to work.

00:19:29.820 That's what I figured

00:19:30.620 out why I was so

00:19:31.520 disillusioned myself

00:19:32.520 and that's exactly

00:19:33.360 what I found out.

00:19:34.760 How could you not

00:19:35.540 want it to work though

00:19:36.300 if you really cared?

00:19:37.960 Mm-hmm.

00:19:38.620 Right?

00:19:39.060 How can you continue

00:19:40.520 to hold up a system

00:19:43.060 that's making these

00:19:44.020 people worse off?

00:19:45.280 Because that's what

00:19:45.780 I've seen.

00:19:46.820 I know,

00:19:47.220 I have too.

00:19:49.360 It's heartbreaking.

00:19:49.960 Because they don't

00:19:50.580 care.

00:19:51.500 Mm-hmm.

00:19:52.080 They only care

00:19:52.800 about power

00:19:54.240 and therefore money.

00:19:57.200 I think they care

00:19:58.240 about power

00:19:58.980 over other people

00:20:01.400 because they have

00:20:02.180 no power

00:20:02.880 from within

00:20:03.700 to change

00:20:05.580 their lives

00:20:06.100 or their mind

00:20:06.840 or to do,

00:20:07.640 create anything.

00:20:08.560 so it's got

00:20:10.080 to be exercised

00:20:10.960 as power

00:20:11.520 over people

00:20:12.680 and I think

00:20:13.580 they get big

00:20:14.140 thrills out of them

00:20:14.840 and I do think

00:20:15.660 they're psychopaths

00:20:16.620 for the most part.

00:20:18.000 They're unfeeling

00:20:18.840 people with no empathy

00:20:20.480 but how they do that

00:20:22.060 is everybody's

00:20:22.720 kissing their ass

00:20:23.440 all the time

00:20:23.800 and I know

00:20:24.320 because I've been

00:20:24.920 around them

00:20:25.620 and it's kissing

00:20:26.860 their ass all the time

00:20:27.760 and telling them

00:20:28.300 what great things

00:20:29.540 they've done.

00:20:30.520 They have never

00:20:31.580 stepped over

00:20:32.840 a person

00:20:34.280 going through

00:20:36.120 drug addiction

00:20:36.900 on the street.

00:20:39.040 They've never

00:20:39.700 not stepped over

00:20:40.560 you mean?

00:20:42.140 Yeah,

00:20:42.720 or felt anything

00:20:43.680 about it.

00:20:44.380 They just went,

00:20:45.420 well, you know,

00:20:46.140 some of my millions

00:20:47.400 I gave will help him

00:20:48.500 I guess.

00:20:49.440 They've

00:20:49.920 put a veil

00:20:52.280 over their eyes

00:20:53.000 to separate themselves

00:20:54.700 from human beings.

00:20:56.340 They think human beings

00:20:57.540 are stinky

00:20:58.160 and awful

00:20:58.680 and hairy

00:20:59.220 and they're like

00:21:00.780 we've got to get rid

00:21:01.780 of them.

00:21:02.460 You know,

00:21:02.680 we'll just have machines.

00:21:04.240 Some of them

00:21:04.740 we'll have

00:21:05.220 like, you know,

00:21:05.900 that can serve us

00:21:06.880 food and stuff

00:21:07.980 and clean our house

00:21:09.020 and raise our kids

00:21:09.820 and all that

00:21:10.460 and do our laundry

00:21:11.120 and, you know,

00:21:12.020 that but we'll keep

00:21:13.180 some of them

00:21:13.820 if they're good looking

00:21:14.620 but those fat people

00:21:16.820 that vote down there

00:21:18.700 in the heartland

00:21:19.540 and like, you know,

00:21:20.780 that bad dental health

00:21:22.160 and they vote Trump

00:21:23.280 and stuff,

00:21:23.820 we, they gotta go.

00:21:26.060 They read the Bible

00:21:27.220 for God's sake.

00:21:28.140 That's how Neanderthal

00:21:29.760 they are

00:21:30.280 and they've got guns.

00:21:31.960 Reading the Bible

00:21:32.720 having guns?

00:21:34.020 What the hell?

00:21:34.940 They gotta go.

00:21:35.620 Well, so it,

00:21:36.960 it dawned on me

00:21:38.180 because the kids

00:21:39.080 I grew up with,

00:21:40.360 the,

00:21:40.620 the African American

00:21:42.920 kids that I grew up

00:21:44.940 with,

00:21:45.160 friends of mine,

00:21:45.860 high school,

00:21:46.440 you know,

00:21:47.100 buddies,

00:21:48.220 like my community,

00:21:49.560 the ones that stayed

00:21:51.200 in Oakland

00:21:51.780 just seemed to suffer

00:21:53.580 more

00:21:54.200 than the ones

00:21:55.220 that came out

00:21:55.960 to Georgia

00:21:56.760 or Texas,

00:21:58.520 started their families

00:21:59.580 out here.

00:22:00.360 where, like,

00:22:01.440 I did go on social media

00:22:03.000 just to check in

00:22:03.880 on my friends

00:22:04.780 and, and then I,

00:22:06.980 I, it's just,

00:22:07.680 it's a noticeable difference.

00:22:09.440 There's a different look

00:22:10.660 in the eye

00:22:11.700 of, you know,

00:22:13.540 being a black person

00:22:14.980 who grew up

00:22:15.920 in Oakland

00:22:16.360 who left California

00:22:17.820 to go out to Texas,

00:22:20.140 you know,

00:22:20.700 got a degree,

00:22:22.380 went to law school

00:22:23.680 in many cases,

00:22:25.680 got a great job,

00:22:26.700 got a nice house,

00:22:27.780 can afford a house

00:22:28.720 out here in Texas,

00:22:29.640 it's like three,

00:22:30.580 four bedroom house,

00:22:31.900 can't afford that house

00:22:32.920 in Oakland,

00:22:34.080 you know,

00:22:34.600 and, and,

00:22:35.140 and many of the people

00:22:36.560 who stayed in Oakland

00:22:37.380 got caught up

00:22:38.860 in, in,

00:22:40.320 in these social activists,

00:22:42.800 social justice,

00:22:44.120 you know,

00:22:44.780 signaling cycles

00:22:46.340 and when you get caught up

00:22:48.020 in that,

00:22:48.400 you can't live your life.

00:22:50.080 No.

00:22:50.440 You can't live your life

00:22:51.480 for the reason.

00:22:51.920 Well, you have no life

00:22:52.080 and you have no self either.

00:22:53.880 You're just living propaganda,

00:22:55.600 you're a parrot.

00:22:56.580 You're living propaganda

00:22:57.700 and I hate seeing

00:22:59.480 my community

00:23:00.220 treated like that.

00:23:01.740 I hate it.

00:23:02.780 I have a visceral reaction

00:23:04.800 to seeing these

00:23:06.460 Yale educated

00:23:08.080 Oh God, me too.

00:23:08.960 people coming into

00:23:10.440 my hometown

00:23:11.860 and treating

00:23:13.760 my community

00:23:15.080 as props.

00:23:16.400 Me too.

00:23:17.580 It breaks my heart.

00:23:19.920 It breaks my heart too.

00:23:21.360 Yeah.

00:23:21.620 It's behind everything I do.

00:23:23.620 Their,

00:23:23.800 their arrogance

00:23:24.680 towards people

00:23:25.740 I grew up with,

00:23:26.440 it just breaks my heart

00:23:27.500 and that's why I fight.

00:23:29.180 But,

00:23:29.580 it's so heartbreaking

00:23:31.340 to see it happen

00:23:33.180 and them not get it.

00:23:34.900 I get so mad.

00:23:36.060 I'm like,

00:23:36.460 can't you see?

00:23:37.680 You're just being farmed.

00:23:39.300 You're being farmed

00:23:40.600 so you can't leave.

00:23:42.140 You can't grow.

00:23:43.440 You can't be free.

00:23:44.900 Yeah.

00:23:45.000 They want you there

00:23:45.860 to just foment hate

00:23:47.920 and then they,

00:23:48.880 there's,

00:23:49.720 and it makes me so mad

00:23:51.500 when I see that

00:23:52.360 those kids are being paid

00:23:53.640 to do that street,

00:23:55.340 you know,

00:23:55.580 to be the street gangs

00:23:57.500 like Hitler had.

00:23:58.800 You know,

00:23:59.140 they're being paid,

00:24:00.720 Antifa and them.

00:24:01.800 Yeah.

00:24:02.180 And I got so mad

00:24:03.180 because I go,

00:24:03.640 why can't they give them

00:24:04.460 a good job

00:24:05.200 with the benefits

00:24:05.960 and a future

00:24:06.620 with that money

00:24:07.700 that George Soros gives them?

00:24:09.720 Why can't they have

00:24:10.660 a job with a future

00:24:11.860 and some benefits

00:24:12.680 so they can live?

00:24:14.240 Why are you doing that

00:24:16.200 to them?

00:24:17.120 It gets their own

00:24:17.820 better interests.

00:24:18.980 I know.

00:24:19.700 It's infuriating

00:24:20.800 and it,

00:24:21.940 it,

00:24:22.200 it's made the work.

00:24:24.280 So why I had to leave

00:24:25.940 all that behind

00:24:27.000 is because I was in it

00:24:29.620 trying to fight it

00:24:30.740 and you can't do that anymore

00:24:33.340 and this has been my call

00:24:35.320 and this has been Bobby's call

00:24:36.780 but Bobby's come in

00:24:37.700 from the health side of things.

00:24:39.100 They're doing it

00:24:39.600 from the health side

00:24:40.760 of things too.

00:24:41.920 Well,

00:24:42.060 that's the one that matters

00:24:43.080 because,

00:24:43.940 you know,

00:24:44.300 all the kids with autism

00:24:45.660 and all that stuff

00:24:46.660 which they try to show to,

00:24:48.120 you know,

00:24:48.440 try to,

00:24:48.980 not let us talk about.

00:24:51.900 I know.

00:24:52.700 These are the forbidden topics

00:24:55.020 but they're the ones

00:24:56.860 we have to talk about

00:24:58.060 if we're going to see

00:24:58.820 real change.

00:24:59.760 The kind of change

00:25:00.980 that I know my

00:25:02.420 progressive,

00:25:03.500 good-hearted friends

00:25:04.880 care about.

00:25:05.840 They want to see it

00:25:06.860 but they don't understand

00:25:07.860 why everyone's so stuck.

00:25:09.620 They want to blame

00:25:10.700 the right for that

00:25:12.420 but it's not the right's fault.

00:25:15.220 You know,

00:25:15.540 it's not at all

00:25:16.480 and it really takes

00:25:18.960 leaving that psych,

00:25:20.760 it's kind of this weird

00:25:21.960 vacuum chamber

00:25:23.440 of psychosis.

00:25:24.700 I know

00:25:25.100 because I was there

00:25:26.180 and you know,

00:25:27.060 we both were there.

00:25:28.300 Yeah.

00:25:28.760 It takes a big old

00:25:29.760 cock on the head.

00:25:31.140 My sister and me

00:25:32.200 used to say

00:25:32.880 it's the,

00:25:33.640 it's the hammer

00:25:35.040 to the head one

00:25:36.000 because my grandma said,

00:25:38.040 my grandma used to say,

00:25:39.320 they look,

00:25:39.760 she had a thick

00:25:40.580 Lithuanian accent

00:25:41.440 but she go,

00:25:42.260 he looked like

00:25:43.180 he got

00:25:43.980 canocked in the head

00:25:46.080 with a hammer

00:25:46.700 like the cows

00:25:47.480 we used to kill.

00:25:49.100 And she said

00:25:49.980 that when you

00:25:50.620 canock the cow

00:25:52.260 in the head

00:25:52.640 with the hammer,

00:25:54.360 they go like this.

00:25:56.200 Yeah.

00:25:56.780 And she's like,

00:25:57.380 that's the look.

00:25:58.140 She goes,

00:25:58.620 that's what they need.

00:25:59.900 You know,

00:26:00.240 they need the

00:26:01.080 canock in the head.

00:26:02.540 Yeah.

00:26:03.200 To go,

00:26:03.560 wake up.

00:26:04.440 And I've tried so hard.

00:26:06.340 I try every single day

00:26:08.300 of my life.

00:26:09.840 It's,

00:26:10.360 it's really hard

00:26:12.200 to bring people over

00:26:16.020 through logical conversation

00:26:18.120 and sharing your own experience,

00:26:20.480 Roseanne.

00:26:21.220 And I,

00:26:22.660 I had to live it myself

00:26:25.080 to really understand it

00:26:28.040 and then I had to live it

00:26:29.700 even more

00:26:30.340 to be able to articulate it.

00:26:32.120 Yeah,

00:26:32.300 I get it.

00:26:33.160 And.

00:26:33.760 But now the big step is,

00:26:35.620 you know,

00:26:36.260 when you learn it

00:26:37.400 and you got it,

00:26:38.620 Jake,

00:26:38.840 could you get me a drink?

00:26:39.940 I'm getting a smacky mouth.

00:26:41.420 You want water or what?

00:26:42.780 I'll take my other beverage.

00:26:44.920 Chardonnay that is?

00:26:45.880 Mm-hmm.

00:26:47.620 That's my water.

00:26:48.600 I want to be you

00:26:49.040 when I grow up.

00:26:50.720 I want to be you

00:26:51.880 when I grow up.

00:26:53.680 I haven't even gone into

00:26:55.580 the fascinating life

00:26:56.920 you've lived.

00:26:57.540 I love all your ideas.

00:26:58.900 I feel like we mind meld

00:27:00.760 on a bunch of things

00:27:01.560 and I'm really excited

00:27:02.520 past the fact of you

00:27:04.800 being the vice president,

00:27:08.560 you know,

00:27:08.760 being chosen by,

00:27:10.180 you know,

00:27:11.100 RFK Jr.

00:27:11.960 to be his vice president,

00:27:13.280 which is,

00:27:14.380 I mean,

00:27:14.700 he's got the biggest genius mind

00:27:16.520 in the world

00:27:17.180 and I see how you fit

00:27:18.440 right in there with it.

00:27:19.620 It gives me hope

00:27:20.520 for people who run

00:27:21.960 for office in this country

00:27:23.280 rather than just a bunch of,

00:27:25.320 you know,

00:27:25.920 money-hungry prostitutes

00:27:28.340 that'll do anything

00:27:29.120 that a lobbyist tells them

00:27:30.300 to do against the people

00:27:32.140 but you're for the people

00:27:33.440 which is what I used to like

00:27:35.100 about the Democrat Party

00:27:36.320 but forget all that.

00:27:37.900 It's not our daddy's

00:27:38.920 Democrat Party anymore.

00:27:41.240 No,

00:27:41.620 it's not.

00:27:42.680 But,

00:27:43.180 I'm so excited

00:27:45.100 about you said

00:27:45.760 you might run for

00:27:46.520 governor of California

00:27:47.560 and fix it.

00:27:48.980 We have to say that

00:27:50.400 because,

00:27:51.780 no,

00:27:52.080 but I'm so excited

00:27:53.220 that you're even

00:27:53.900 contemplating that

00:27:54.940 because like we said

00:27:56.400 outside,

00:27:57.100 oh,

00:27:57.260 it's just a small

00:27:58.260 flick of a switch

00:27:59.940 to fix things.

00:28:01.180 Really?

00:28:02.240 Yeah,

00:28:02.780 I've looked at

00:28:03.880 the landscape

00:28:04.560 in California

00:28:05.680 and,

00:28:06.040 you know,

00:28:06.620 the last,

00:28:07.560 I mean,

00:28:07.760 Gavin Newsom

00:28:08.620 somehow managed

00:28:10.000 to run up

00:28:10.680 a massive deficit

00:28:11.840 for our state

00:28:12.860 over,

00:28:14.480 I think it's

00:28:15.000 $60 billion

00:28:15.840 now and counting

00:28:17.660 and I'm

00:28:20.580 appalled

00:28:22.480 by the fact

00:28:23.780 that we are,

00:28:24.700 you know,

00:28:25.400 a top 10 economy

00:28:26.440 of the world,

00:28:27.520 the state of California.

00:28:28.580 Yeah.

00:28:28.700 Just the state itself

00:28:30.020 is a top 10 economy

00:28:31.280 of the world

00:28:32.160 and we are,

00:28:36.180 people are leaving

00:28:37.520 the state right,

00:28:38.240 left,

00:28:38.440 and center

00:28:38.720 because they can't

00:28:39.540 handle how dirty

00:28:41.360 it's gotten,

00:28:42.120 how bad the water

00:28:43.280 coming out of the tap

00:28:44.340 has gotten,

00:28:45.440 how the regulators

00:28:46.580 are regulating people

00:28:48.260 into smaller

00:28:50.360 and smaller blocks

00:28:52.540 of how they can

00:28:53.540 live their lives.

00:28:54.640 You know,

00:28:55.160 you can't have

00:28:56.300 this kind of stove,

00:28:57.440 you can't do

00:28:58.240 this kind of light bulb,

00:29:00.380 you know,

00:29:00.880 you're going to

00:29:01.720 now get taxed on,

00:29:03.220 we're going to

00:29:03.800 redo your

00:29:04.920 property tax

00:29:07.160 whenever we want.

00:29:08.720 I mean,

00:29:09.040 it is,

00:29:10.380 I mean,

00:29:10.760 the furthest thing

00:29:11.980 about a government

00:29:12.740 for the people,

00:29:14.000 it's the people

00:29:14.620 are just told,

00:29:16.000 you are lucky

00:29:16.560 to be here

00:29:17.240 in California

00:29:17.920 and we can do

00:29:19.120 whatever we want

00:29:19.940 because it's

00:29:20.400 the greatest state.

00:29:21.860 Is it kind of like

00:29:22.660 the People's Republic

00:29:23.700 of California?

00:29:25.160 You know,

00:29:26.520 I mean,

00:29:26.780 my mother's from

00:29:27.340 the People's Republic

00:29:28.540 of China,

00:29:29.320 so,

00:29:30.000 you know,

00:29:30.740 it's not there yet

00:29:32.920 because I want to be

00:29:33.900 very respectful

00:29:34.760 of words

00:29:35.740 and titles.

00:29:37.200 I think that's

00:29:37.580 really important

00:29:38.480 right now

00:29:39.180 that we do that

00:29:40.140 so that we can

00:29:41.020 focus on

00:29:41.880 fixing things.

00:29:43.640 But do you think

00:29:44.200 there's a danger

00:29:44.980 that it's going

00:29:45.780 that way?

00:29:46.740 Yeah,

00:29:47.160 I think that

00:29:47.920 the removal of rights

00:29:49.220 from parents

00:29:50.180 especially is troubling

00:29:51.920 and alarming

00:29:52.520 and definitely

00:29:53.140 rings of Marxism.

00:29:55.160 You know,

00:29:56.020 if you look

00:29:56.860 at all of these

00:29:58.120 very Marxist

00:29:59.060 controlling societies,

00:30:00.640 you go after the kids.

00:30:01.720 Right.

00:30:02.380 You go after

00:30:02.960 the education

00:30:03.580 of the children.

00:30:04.380 You go after

00:30:05.360 what parents

00:30:07.080 can and cannot

00:30:07.920 do for their children.

00:30:09.560 You take rights

00:30:10.120 away from them.

00:30:11.180 And right now,

00:30:12.440 we live in a state

00:30:13.980 where

00:30:14.640 there is a

00:30:17.340 concerted effort

00:30:18.380 to remove

00:30:20.460 parental oversight

00:30:21.680 of kids

00:30:22.460 from vaccine

00:30:23.880 mandates.

00:30:24.580 Yes.

00:30:24.800 There's no

00:30:25.340 exemptions.

00:30:26.120 You know,

00:30:26.260 in California,

00:30:26.700 there's no

00:30:27.360 religious exemptions

00:30:28.400 even for vaccines

00:30:29.520 in the public

00:30:31.460 school system.

00:30:33.040 And then

00:30:33.500 you also

00:30:34.600 now with

00:30:35.520 the transgender

00:30:36.360 issues,

00:30:37.580 they're trying

00:30:38.260 to remove

00:30:38.960 the consent

00:30:40.540 and involvement

00:30:41.200 of parents.

00:30:42.160 Yeah.

00:30:42.500 I can't believe

00:30:43.200 that one.

00:30:43.860 It's terrifying.

00:30:45.180 Yeah.

00:30:45.700 I mean,

00:30:46.040 they're making

00:30:46.580 parents out

00:30:47.540 to be

00:30:48.460 these

00:30:49.480 horrible people

00:30:51.200 to their own

00:30:51.860 children.

00:30:52.940 I mean,

00:30:53.400 how you could

00:30:54.240 turn a young

00:30:55.120 mind against

00:30:56.020 their own

00:30:56.700 parent.

00:30:58.220 That's step one.

00:30:59.060 It's a social

00:30:59.440 experiment in

00:31:00.500 Marxism.

00:31:01.480 It is socialist

00:31:02.700 and Marxist

00:31:04.160 and it's like

00:31:05.180 who are you

00:31:05.520 going to pledge

00:31:05.980 an allegiance

00:31:06.440 to?

00:31:07.540 Well,

00:31:07.900 if it's not

00:31:08.380 the family,

00:31:09.540 then it's going

00:31:10.400 to be your

00:31:11.100 quote,

00:31:11.580 educators.

00:31:13.020 Right.

00:31:13.440 And then if

00:31:14.000 it's not,

00:31:14.820 you know,

00:31:15.200 the educators,

00:31:16.160 it's going

00:31:16.880 to be maybe

00:31:17.680 your doctor,

00:31:19.060 right,

00:31:19.480 or somebody

00:31:20.480 else in the

00:31:21.160 system or

00:31:21.840 and then the

00:31:23.020 next phase

00:31:23.580 beyond that

00:31:24.120 is the

00:31:24.520 government.

00:31:24.840 But educators,

00:31:25.980 many of these

00:31:26.820 are employees

00:31:28.500 of the government.

00:31:30.620 Well,

00:31:31.240 we asked

00:31:31.860 and they

00:31:32.180 delivered just

00:31:33.080 in time

00:31:33.480 for back

00:31:33.940 to school.

00:31:35.340 Strep,

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00:31:39.020 you know,

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00:33:51.640 I'm that

00:33:52.920 that's where

00:33:53.800 I think going

00:33:55.160 in and running

00:33:55.920 on just

00:33:56.840 common sense.

00:33:58.680 I'm a mom

00:33:59.780 just running

00:34:00.540 as a common

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00:34:02.140 I'm an

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00:34:06.380 Constitution,

00:34:07.480 loves and

00:34:08.020 respects this

00:34:08.640 country.

00:34:09.600 Where did

00:34:09.920 you go to

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00:34:11.240 I went to

00:34:11.560 Santa Clara

00:34:12.100 in Silicon

00:34:13.080 Valley.

00:34:13.480 So I'm

00:34:13.900 like a

00:34:14.280 very like

00:34:14.940 Silicon Valley

00:34:15.880 Bay Area

00:34:17.240 raised and

00:34:18.160 educated person.

00:34:19.660 So your

00:34:20.220 mom like

00:34:21.000 really had

00:34:21.580 to hustle

00:34:22.520 to send

00:34:23.060 you there,

00:34:23.520 right?

00:34:24.520 Well, I

00:34:25.240 did too.

00:34:25.880 I started

00:34:26.200 working when

00:34:26.620 I was 12

00:34:27.120 years old.

00:34:27.680 Oh, wow.

00:34:28.660 I bus

00:34:29.660 tables and

00:34:30.760 worked at

00:34:31.480 restaurants.

00:34:32.220 got my

00:34:34.360 first unpaid

00:34:35.240 internship when

00:34:36.520 I was in

00:34:37.580 college.

00:34:38.640 Just, you

00:34:39.000 know, this

00:34:39.660 is, that's

00:34:40.580 the American

00:34:41.040 dream.

00:34:41.600 Yeah, it

00:34:41.740 is the

00:34:42.080 American

00:34:42.380 dream.

00:34:42.860 This is

00:34:43.300 what it's

00:34:43.680 all about.

00:34:44.340 We got to

00:34:44.840 remind kids

00:34:46.100 that work

00:34:47.240 is good.

00:34:48.060 Yeah.

00:34:48.540 Even if it's

00:34:49.300 shitty work.

00:34:50.360 I mean, sorry

00:34:50.760 for my language,

00:34:51.660 but even if

00:34:52.320 it's hard

00:34:53.420 work.

00:34:54.020 It's probably

00:34:54.300 better if it's

00:34:55.020 shitty hard

00:34:55.460 work, at

00:34:56.100 least when

00:34:56.400 you're young.

00:34:57.080 When you're

00:34:57.500 young.

00:34:57.960 Yeah, it's

00:34:58.320 better.

00:34:58.980 You don't want

00:34:59.260 to push

00:34:59.540 your job right

00:34:59.940 well.

00:35:00.120 It trains

00:35:02.220 your mind.

00:35:03.640 And when

00:35:04.100 you get that

00:35:04.840 first paycheck,

00:35:05.880 when you get

00:35:06.280 that, it's

00:35:07.240 the best

00:35:07.700 feeling in

00:35:08.320 the world.

00:35:08.940 And you

00:35:09.380 earned that.

00:35:11.100 And you

00:35:11.720 remember what

00:35:12.700 that day was

00:35:13.560 like when you

00:35:14.320 earned that

00:35:14.960 money.

00:35:15.820 And it's a

00:35:16.740 good feeling.

00:35:18.100 Especially when

00:35:18.840 you know, oh

00:35:19.940 my God, I

00:35:20.660 have begun to

00:35:21.800 find a way out

00:35:22.920 of poverty.

00:35:24.140 Isn't that the

00:35:24.940 best feeling?

00:35:26.300 Best feeling

00:35:27.060 in the world.

00:35:28.160 And that's why

00:35:29.020 I fell in love

00:35:29.820 with technology

00:35:30.900 originally.

00:35:32.660 Because, you

00:35:33.460 know, my mom

00:35:34.540 paid that

00:35:35.900 $39.99 for

00:35:38.540 AOL and it

00:35:39.720 changed my

00:35:40.860 life.

00:35:41.840 It changed

00:35:43.000 it.

00:35:43.240 I mean, I

00:35:43.500 can still hear

00:35:44.240 the dial up.

00:35:45.700 I can still

00:35:46.140 remember logging

00:35:46.960 online and being

00:35:47.860 able to like ask

00:35:49.040 questions and have

00:35:50.440 them answered.

00:35:51.120 Yeah, that was a

00:35:51.900 mind-blower.

00:35:53.300 Mind-blowing.

00:35:54.280 And that's why I

00:35:55.220 fell in love with

00:35:55.740 that.

00:35:55.980 That was technology

00:35:56.880 at its best.

00:35:58.000 It was this

00:35:58.800 great equalizer

00:36:01.720 of information.

00:36:04.180 And that's

00:36:05.080 what it was.

00:36:05.800 That was the

00:36:06.440 soul of what

00:36:07.040 this was all

00:36:07.560 about.

00:36:07.980 And then it

00:36:08.320 became a tool

00:36:10.040 for control.

00:36:11.100 And I saw that

00:36:11.840 happening too.

00:36:13.040 I mean, when I

00:36:13.680 say 2016, things

00:36:15.000 changed.

00:36:15.720 It changed in

00:36:16.440 Silicon Valley.

00:36:17.920 Can we talk

00:36:18.580 about that a

00:36:19.080 little bit?

00:36:19.360 Yeah, I was

00:36:20.260 going to ask

00:36:20.920 her that to get

00:36:21.980 there.

00:36:22.480 Because you

00:36:22.800 married at the

00:36:23.460 point in 2016,

00:36:24.840 the co-founder of

00:36:25.740 Google, right?

00:36:26.200 Was that around

00:36:26.540 that time or no?

00:36:27.220 We met before

00:36:28.160 that.

00:36:29.060 But you

00:36:29.300 actually saw

00:36:30.320 it.

00:36:30.740 I saw it.

00:36:31.520 You saw it

00:36:32.040 firsthand.

00:36:32.700 Can you tell

00:36:33.100 what exactly

00:36:33.920 did you see

00:36:34.320 with the

00:36:34.560 change?

00:36:35.540 Yeah.

00:36:35.980 So in

00:36:36.280 2016, okay,

00:36:38.720 so I met

00:36:39.260 my ex-husband

00:36:40.320 in 2014,

00:36:41.980 but I was

00:36:42.580 already at

00:36:43.740 Stanford.

00:36:44.260 I was already

00:36:45.400 in Silicon Valley.

00:36:47.340 I was building

00:36:48.040 an AI business

00:36:49.280 really early on.

00:36:50.540 I was building

00:36:50.920 a more

00:36:51.240 sophisticated,

00:36:52.220 large language

00:36:53.160 model than

00:36:54.000 Google even

00:36:55.460 had at the

00:36:55.960 time.

00:36:56.940 And I

00:36:57.720 built it

00:36:58.380 initially off

00:36:59.280 of the

00:36:59.820 patent corpus,

00:37:01.300 so every single

00:37:01.780 patent that ever

00:37:02.920 had been

00:37:03.420 published.

00:37:03.760 I was like,

00:37:04.360 let's build

00:37:04.700 an AI that

00:37:05.420 understands it

00:37:06.140 all.

00:37:06.580 So I was at

00:37:07.580 the bleeding

00:37:07.980 edge of all

00:37:08.680 of this,

00:37:09.500 running a

00:37:10.200 startup.

00:37:12.180 I was at

00:37:13.000 Stanford Center

00:37:14.100 for Legal

00:37:14.700 Informatics,

00:37:16.340 and it was

00:37:17.600 this renaissance

00:37:18.560 period because

00:37:19.360 we saw AI.

00:37:21.240 We were

00:37:21.720 doing AI

00:37:22.960 very,

00:37:24.440 very successfully,

00:37:25.400 and we knew

00:37:26.200 exactly where

00:37:26.860 this was all

00:37:27.360 going to go.

00:37:30.140 And,

00:37:30.420 you know,

00:37:30.780 social media

00:37:31.540 had minted a

00:37:32.280 bunch of new

00:37:32.960 millennial

00:37:33.580 billionaires.

00:37:34.560 These were

00:37:34.900 my friends.

00:37:36.580 You know,

00:37:36.920 we're like

00:37:37.500 in our

00:37:38.000 20s,

00:37:38.700 and there's

00:37:39.040 like millionaires

00:37:40.080 and billionaires

00:37:40.880 everywhere,

00:37:41.520 and everyone

00:37:41.840 has these

00:37:42.320 fancy cars,

00:37:43.880 and eating

00:37:45.500 at the finest

00:37:46.200 restaurants.

00:37:46.840 I mean,

00:37:47.420 what generation

00:37:48.700 had so many

00:37:50.120 young,

00:37:51.020 rich schmucks

00:37:51.800 running around.

00:37:52.760 Like,

00:37:53.020 we were such

00:37:54.120 idiots,

00:37:55.500 rich idiots.

00:37:57.140 But it was

00:37:58.540 everywhere.

00:37:59.980 And so,

00:38:01.240 you know,

00:38:02.740 no one really

00:38:04.460 questioned that

00:38:05.520 it could go

00:38:06.200 sideways.

00:38:07.120 Yeah.

00:38:07.900 But then

00:38:08.800 2016 happened,

00:38:10.880 and Mark

00:38:12.500 Zuckerberg was

00:38:13.260 blamed for

00:38:15.380 the loss of

00:38:17.580 Hillary Clinton

00:38:18.620 to Donald

00:38:19.200 Trump.

00:38:19.840 Right.

00:38:20.220 Oh.

00:38:21.080 Blamed.

00:38:21.840 Oh,

00:38:22.220 I didn't know

00:38:22.800 that.

00:38:23.360 Oh.

00:38:23.920 For ads on

00:38:24.620 Facebook.

00:38:25.360 For like

00:38:25.640 four ads.

00:38:27.340 Oh,

00:38:27.700 that's right.

00:38:28.420 I remember that.

00:38:28.440 There was the

00:38:28.840 Cambridge Analytica

00:38:30.280 scandal.

00:38:31.340 There was

00:38:31.620 Russiagate,

00:38:32.900 and this was

00:38:34.000 made a massive

00:38:35.080 deal of in

00:38:36.280 Silicon Valley.

00:38:37.120 It changed

00:38:38.120 everything.

00:38:39.880 It made

00:38:40.440 everybody realize

00:38:41.880 in the Valley

00:38:42.740 that this

00:38:45.500 little motley

00:38:46.320 crew of

00:38:47.100 wealthy

00:38:47.600 millennial

00:38:48.320 assholes

00:38:49.020 were changing

00:38:51.180 the entire

00:38:52.120 landscape of

00:38:53.180 geopolitics.

00:38:55.280 And everybody

00:38:56.380 woke up.

00:38:57.260 It changed.

00:38:58.100 Everything got

00:38:58.660 more serious.

00:39:00.820 Political

00:39:01.500 fundraising

00:39:02.100 changed.

00:39:03.160 It had to be

00:39:04.120 all these tech

00:39:05.240 founders were

00:39:05.960 then going to

00:39:06.660 create these

00:39:07.280 massively

00:39:07.940 sophisticated

00:39:09.080 politically

00:39:11.880 oriented groups.

00:39:13.340 and then it

00:39:14.560 was deck

00:39:15.140 after deck

00:39:15.940 of proposals

00:39:17.660 of fund,

00:39:19.160 you know,

00:39:19.600 this path

00:39:20.420 to winning.

00:39:21.060 There was

00:39:21.220 like all

00:39:21.500 these different

00:39:22.340 strategic arms

00:39:25.320 using tech

00:39:26.300 to figure out

00:39:27.060 how to win

00:39:27.600 elections.

00:39:28.540 And Mark

00:39:30.260 Zuckerberg was

00:39:31.160 made an

00:39:31.560 example of

00:39:32.520 for what

00:39:33.600 never to do.

00:39:34.820 and he

00:39:36.260 then became

00:39:38.160 the poster

00:39:38.820 boy of

00:39:40.400 if your

00:39:41.560 system is

00:39:42.420 used to

00:39:43.820 take down

00:39:44.340 a Democratic

00:39:45.080 candidate,

00:39:46.400 you will be

00:39:47.460 held accountable

00:39:48.100 for it.

00:39:50.620 That's good,

00:39:51.420 right?

00:39:53.880 At the time,

00:39:55.000 I was like,

00:39:55.780 well,

00:39:55.980 this seems

00:39:56.480 fine.

00:39:56.980 I mean,

00:39:57.140 this all

00:39:57.480 feels very

00:39:57.940 serious.

00:39:58.660 I kind of

00:39:59.100 missed the,

00:39:59.900 you know,

00:40:01.440 the being able

00:40:02.160 to do tech,

00:40:03.020 break things,

00:40:03.660 move fast.

00:40:04.820 But the

00:40:06.080 way that it

00:40:06.660 was looked

00:40:07.060 at in

00:40:07.520 2016 was

00:40:08.540 that tech

00:40:09.420 broke

00:40:09.980 politics.

00:40:11.560 Okay.

00:40:13.500 Well,

00:40:14.080 that's true.

00:40:14.980 Yeah,

00:40:15.220 that did

00:40:15.640 happen.

00:40:16.500 I didn't

00:40:16.960 think of it

00:40:17.480 like that.

00:40:18.580 Because of

00:40:19.280 fake news,

00:40:20.500 right?

00:40:20.740 That was the

00:40:21.180 big thing

00:40:21.560 then?

00:40:21.900 This was

00:40:23.200 before even

00:40:24.280 this idea

00:40:24.940 of fake

00:40:26.800 news.

00:40:27.620 I mean,

00:40:27.840 there was

00:40:28.000 a lot,

00:40:28.600 the primary

00:40:30.960 concern was

00:40:33.260 that the

00:40:34.340 primary

00:40:34.960 narrative

00:40:35.780 that we

00:40:36.400 were sold

00:40:37.000 was that

00:40:37.480 Russia

00:40:38.040 had

00:40:38.920 infiltrated

00:40:39.760 American

00:40:40.200 elections

00:40:40.800 through

00:40:41.600 Facebook.

00:40:42.400 Right.

00:40:42.800 Oh,

00:40:43.040 yeah.

00:40:43.340 Uh-huh.

00:40:44.080 And

00:40:44.580 the...

00:40:46.140 And did

00:40:46.460 y'all

00:40:46.680 believe that?

00:40:48.000 100%

00:40:48.560 we believed

00:40:49.060 it.

00:40:49.440 Okay.

00:40:50.300 And it's

00:40:50.720 somewhat true.

00:40:52.260 They did

00:40:52.520 hack.

00:40:52.980 That is

00:40:53.320 true.

00:40:54.280 There are,

00:40:54.840 yeah.

00:40:55.240 So there's,

00:40:56.040 there are...

00:40:57.200 But everybody

00:40:57.600 hacks.

00:40:58.020 Yeah.

00:40:58.300 I mean,

00:40:58.780 there's,

00:40:59.120 there's so

00:40:59.940 many influences

00:41:00.660 on the

00:41:01.100 internet,

00:41:01.560 but to

00:41:01.920 blame that

00:41:03.300 alone for

00:41:04.240 Hillary Clinton's

00:41:05.040 failure,

00:41:05.380 I now believe

00:41:06.780 is inaccurate.

00:41:07.880 Yeah.

00:41:08.120 She paid for

00:41:08.660 that.

00:41:09.280 Yeah.

00:41:09.600 That report,

00:41:10.060 yeah.

00:41:11.040 And...

00:41:11.440 Well,

00:41:11.640 nobody liked

00:41:12.340 her is another

00:41:13.080 thing.

00:41:13.520 Yeah.

00:41:14.140 And that's

00:41:15.000 the hard

00:41:15.440 truth that the

00:41:16.200 left just can't

00:41:16.940 swallow is that

00:41:17.600 she was fundamentally

00:41:18.280 unlikable when I

00:41:19.240 met her and I

00:41:19.740 was like,

00:41:20.420 she hates

00:41:21.420 her job.

00:41:23.060 Like I

00:41:25.620 remember taking

00:41:26.120 a picture with

00:41:26.720 her and I

00:41:27.000 was like,

00:41:27.340 she was just

00:41:27.780 seething that

00:41:29.020 she had to

00:41:29.600 do this in

00:41:31.060 order to do

00:41:32.200 military,

00:41:33.740 right?

00:41:33.980 Or like to

00:41:34.560 do,

00:41:35.540 to be like the

00:41:37.020 first female

00:41:37.600 president,

00:41:38.200 how dare she

00:41:38.780 have to stand

00:41:39.420 here next to

00:41:40.680 like a young,

00:41:41.740 you know,

00:41:42.460 Silicon Valley

00:41:43.240 like twerp

00:41:44.640 to get the

00:41:47.180 White House.

00:41:48.140 And you could

00:41:48.580 feel it.

00:41:49.160 She just seethed.

00:41:49.800 It was like,

00:41:50.420 there was no

00:41:50.940 motivation or joy.

00:41:52.200 There was no

00:41:52.600 like excitement.

00:41:53.060 I mean,

00:41:53.460 I was a huge

00:41:54.180 Obama supporter

00:41:55.180 when Obama

00:41:57.200 ran and I

00:41:57.880 was inspired

00:41:58.980 by him.

00:42:00.400 For what?

00:42:01.100 I was inspired

00:42:01.960 by him because

00:42:02.600 he was eloquent,

00:42:03.660 he was handsome,

00:42:05.360 he had this

00:42:05.860 glitter in his

00:42:06.840 eye.

00:42:07.300 Very charming.

00:42:08.440 Very charming,

00:42:09.700 spoke of hope

00:42:10.820 in ways that

00:42:12.700 were easy for

00:42:14.080 me to digest

00:42:14.760 as a young

00:42:15.360 woman in her

00:42:16.040 20s.

00:42:16.700 I was a very

00:42:17.140 young person.

00:42:19.260 And he was

00:42:20.200 very influential

00:42:21.060 and I was

00:42:21.780 proud.

00:42:22.260 I was proud

00:42:22.840 to see

00:42:23.500 a black

00:42:24.940 man

00:42:25.600 of great

00:42:27.820 capacity.

00:42:28.500 He seemed

00:42:29.600 to have

00:42:29.940 great capacity.

00:42:31.100 Little did I

00:42:31.620 know he was

00:42:32.280 very easily

00:42:33.720 manipulated and

00:42:34.580 turned into a

00:42:35.100 puppet.

00:42:36.140 Irregardless of

00:42:36.880 that,

00:42:37.320 going back to

00:42:38.180 tech,

00:42:38.540 I don't want to

00:42:39.220 miss the point

00:42:39.740 on that because

00:42:40.300 it's an important

00:42:40.960 one.

00:42:42.260 You said tech

00:42:42.920 broke politics.

00:42:44.160 Tech broke

00:42:45.140 politics and

00:42:46.540 Silicon Valley

00:42:47.900 was whipped

00:42:48.500 into shape

00:42:49.240 seemingly

00:42:49.900 overnight.

00:42:51.580 And all

00:42:52.020 of the

00:42:52.320 freedoms that

00:42:53.060 were once

00:42:53.540 enjoyed there,

00:42:55.000 the levity of

00:42:56.340 it all started

00:42:57.760 to dry up.

00:42:59.560 It became a

00:43:00.180 very serious

00:43:00.720 place.

00:43:02.040 Well, I mean,

00:43:02.580 if it broke

00:43:03.100 politics, you've

00:43:04.660 got to feel the

00:43:05.260 weight of that

00:43:05.880 responsibility,

00:43:06.960 right?

00:43:07.580 It wasn't just

00:43:08.320 a big old

00:43:10.000 party.

00:43:11.060 It changed

00:43:12.020 everything.

00:43:12.560 It meant

00:43:14.700 that everyone

00:43:15.760 was looking at

00:43:16.420 Silicon Valley

00:43:17.060 to make sure

00:43:17.640 it was PC.

00:43:19.180 Everyone was

00:43:19.760 looking at

00:43:20.280 Silicon Valley

00:43:20.920 to make sure

00:43:21.600 that whatever

00:43:22.220 the liberal

00:43:23.760 narrative was

00:43:24.920 most represented.

00:43:26.700 Oh, I see.

00:43:27.100 Stanford and

00:43:28.000 all of this

00:43:28.660 new vernacular

00:43:30.260 came out about

00:43:31.360 misinformation and

00:43:32.620 fake news.

00:43:33.420 Okay.

00:43:34.200 And then all

00:43:35.340 of a sudden

00:43:35.900 So then they

00:43:37.100 tried to regulate

00:43:38.580 it.

00:43:39.520 And there's

00:43:40.500 ways that they

00:43:41.580 do that.

00:43:42.560 And that's

00:43:43.720 when I realized

00:43:44.640 that there

00:43:45.860 was no

00:43:46.840 coincidence that

00:43:49.120 all of these

00:43:50.000 big Democratic

00:43:50.940 Party bundlers

00:43:51.900 and tech

00:43:52.960 people popped

00:43:55.320 up at the

00:43:55.900 same time that

00:43:58.080 all of these

00:43:59.140 new requirements,

00:44:01.240 social requirements

00:44:02.120 around tech

00:44:02.780 popped up.

00:44:03.700 It came hand

00:44:04.980 in hand.

00:44:06.760 And politicians

00:44:08.780 started showing

00:44:09.580 up pretty much

00:44:11.480 regularly.

00:44:12.160 there was

00:44:12.600 John Kerry,

00:44:13.720 Chuck Schumer.

00:44:14.380 I mean,

00:44:14.560 the amount

00:44:15.200 of activity

00:44:16.700 of politicians

00:44:17.360 coming to

00:44:17.840 Silicon Valley.

00:44:18.540 There were all

00:44:19.100 these new

00:44:19.740 efforts to get

00:44:20.600 Silicon Valley

00:44:21.240 into Washington.

00:44:22.760 All of these

00:44:23.580 ex-Googlers

00:44:24.500 were plucked

00:44:25.840 out of Silicon

00:44:26.480 Valley and sent

00:44:27.360 to Obama's

00:44:29.960 White House.

00:44:31.660 Well, this was

00:44:32.500 Obama, but that

00:44:33.580 was the beginning

00:44:34.060 of it.

00:44:34.440 And then it

00:44:34.860 was Biden's

00:44:36.840 White House.

00:44:37.420 And it

00:44:38.180 started this

00:44:39.080 whole new

00:44:40.140 trend of,

00:44:41.480 you know,

00:44:41.820 we need

00:44:42.720 Silicon Valley

00:44:43.600 to shape up

00:44:45.240 and to

00:44:45.900 participate and

00:44:46.940 to represent

00:44:47.480 the Democratic

00:44:48.120 Party.

00:44:49.540 That's exactly

00:44:50.580 what happened.

00:44:51.440 Yeah.

00:44:51.820 But it seems

00:44:52.600 like it was

00:44:53.180 cooking for a

00:44:54.260 really long

00:44:55.000 time.

00:44:56.840 Yeah.

00:44:57.640 And Mike

00:44:58.320 Benz, I don't

00:44:59.080 know if you've

00:44:59.620 come across

00:45:00.240 Mike Benz,

00:45:00.860 he runs this

00:45:02.180 free speech

00:45:03.580 of the

00:45:03.860 Internet

00:45:04.240 nonprofit.

00:45:06.760 He's excellent

00:45:07.480 and he's been

00:45:08.140 tracking this

00:45:08.780 very closely.

00:45:10.320 But there

00:45:10.760 were these

00:45:11.860 groups that

00:45:12.480 popped up

00:45:12.940 around Stanford

00:45:13.540 and he knows

00:45:14.560 the history

00:45:15.000 of Stanford

00:45:15.400 very well.

00:45:15.980 So if you're

00:45:16.280 watching this,

00:45:16.880 check out

00:45:17.160 Mike Benz.

00:45:19.540 Stanford has

00:45:20.500 always been

00:45:21.680 a place where

00:45:22.460 the government

00:45:23.060 has had

00:45:24.300 experiments on

00:45:26.280 mind control

00:45:26.960 victims and

00:45:28.280 CIA, MK

00:45:29.300 ultra mind

00:45:29.980 control victims.

00:45:31.020 And they

00:45:31.320 test on the

00:45:32.380 kids.

00:45:32.820 The kids

00:45:34.540 of professors

00:45:35.280 participate in

00:45:37.000 these behavioral

00:45:38.880 experiments like

00:45:40.140 there was this

00:45:40.860 marshmallow

00:45:41.540 impulse control

00:45:43.220 study where

00:45:45.880 they had young

00:45:46.680 kids, many of

00:45:47.420 them kids of

00:45:48.040 the professor

00:45:48.540 sitting there

00:45:49.480 and with a

00:45:50.860 marshmallow in

00:45:51.460 front of them

00:45:51.840 and they'd

00:45:52.160 leave the room

00:45:52.620 and they'd be

00:45:52.940 like, you

00:45:53.280 know, trying

00:45:53.820 to measure

00:45:54.920 what kind

00:45:55.680 of kid or

00:45:56.200 what kind

00:45:56.640 of personality

00:45:57.380 would listen

00:45:58.040 to instruction

00:45:58.860 and what kind

00:46:00.380 of kids didn't

00:46:00.980 listen to

00:46:01.440 instruction.

00:46:02.020 And guess who

00:46:02.620 one of those

00:46:03.080 kids were?

00:46:04.280 You?

00:46:05.240 Not me.

00:46:05.860 I was too

00:46:06.740 ghetto in

00:46:07.120 Oakland.

00:46:08.620 Ted Kaczynski's

00:46:09.940 grandson.

00:46:10.740 Susan Wojcicki.

00:46:12.380 Oh, I wanted

00:46:13.400 to ask you about

00:46:14.260 her.

00:46:14.540 Susan Wojcicki,

00:46:15.720 who then

00:46:16.460 mysteriously

00:46:17.840 became the

00:46:19.580 CEO of

00:46:20.900 YouTube but

00:46:21.700 was involved

00:46:22.380 with Google

00:46:22.840 long before

00:46:23.560 then, whose

00:46:24.660 garage just

00:46:25.540 happened to

00:46:26.060 be the garage

00:46:26.820 that the

00:46:27.280 Google co-founders

00:46:28.600 used.

00:46:29.260 She was

00:46:30.840 married to

00:46:31.260 your first

00:46:31.600 husband,

00:46:32.000 right?

00:46:32.540 Her sister

00:46:33.360 was married

00:46:34.640 to my

00:46:35.300 ex-husband.

00:46:36.180 So there's

00:46:36.860 a lot of

00:46:37.280 time with

00:46:39.080 that family,

00:46:39.720 had a chance

00:46:40.260 to get to

00:46:40.760 know them

00:46:41.200 really well.

00:46:42.560 Sorry.

00:46:42.820 And, you

00:46:44.780 know, I

00:46:45.740 like the

00:46:46.820 family but I

00:46:47.400 think that

00:46:48.160 one of the

00:46:48.940 biggest challenges

00:46:49.900 with this

00:46:50.900 area in

00:46:52.580 particular is

00:46:53.680 that they

00:46:55.040 have lost

00:46:57.960 something so

00:46:58.800 foundational to

00:46:59.740 being human.

00:47:00.620 Yeah, they

00:47:01.080 have.

00:47:01.180 Which is the

00:47:01.620 spontaneous

00:47:02.260 loving experience.

00:47:03.420 I mean, you

00:47:03.780 represented it on

00:47:05.040 your show, like

00:47:05.520 middle class

00:47:06.020 America.

00:47:07.000 You gotta figure

00:47:07.640 stuff out.

00:47:08.220 You're gonna make

00:47:08.720 mistakes.

00:47:09.260 It's okay.

00:47:10.060 Yeah.

00:47:10.260 But what

00:47:12.840 the kids

00:47:13.740 grow up

00:47:14.660 believing in

00:47:15.540 Silicon Valley

00:47:16.400 is that there's

00:47:17.120 only one right

00:47:18.060 way.

00:47:18.500 Yeah.

00:47:19.320 Right?

00:47:20.320 And that

00:47:21.620 compliance is

00:47:22.880 really important.

00:47:24.280 You can

00:47:24.520 experiment, you

00:47:25.540 can test things

00:47:26.180 and break things

00:47:26.860 but they have

00:47:27.740 to be the

00:47:28.180 things that are

00:47:28.800 defined for you.

00:47:29.880 That's right.

00:47:30.720 That's kind of

00:47:31.640 Chinese democracy.

00:47:33.500 Yeah.

00:47:34.100 Isn't it?

00:47:35.920 It is, yeah.

00:47:37.520 It's actually

00:47:38.060 very similar.

00:47:39.500 It's very

00:47:40.120 similar.

00:47:40.800 That's what they

00:47:41.280 remind me of

00:47:41.980 when they're

00:47:42.280 marching around

00:47:43.260 in, you know,

00:47:44.860 in step and

00:47:45.960 repeating the

00:47:46.980 exact same

00:47:47.980 narratives.

00:47:50.420 It's very

00:47:51.120 frightening because,

00:47:52.600 you know, we

00:47:53.360 wanted our kids

00:47:54.120 and our grandkids

00:47:54.920 to be more free

00:47:55.940 than we were.

00:47:57.020 That's why we

00:47:57.980 tried so hard.

00:47:59.880 Yeah.

00:48:00.180 And I see it

00:48:00.600 taken away and

00:48:01.520 then more and

00:48:02.080 more controlled

00:48:02.840 and giving up

00:48:05.280 so easily.

00:48:06.280 because one

00:48:07.640 thing I found

00:48:08.280 and I wonder

00:48:08.860 if you found

00:48:10.140 this too,

00:48:11.400 privilege, you

00:48:13.120 know, coming

00:48:13.460 from, you

00:48:14.640 know, poverty

00:48:15.180 backgrounds in,

00:48:17.240 you know, mixed

00:48:19.220 neighborhoods like

00:48:20.100 we both said,

00:48:22.900 privilege kind

00:48:24.840 of messes with

00:48:27.100 you.

00:48:27.340 It makes you

00:48:27.980 blind and dumb

00:48:29.220 and full of

00:48:30.360 fear, doesn't

00:48:31.220 it?

00:48:31.460 I mean, I

00:48:33.400 didn't grow up

00:48:34.040 with privilege.

00:48:34.900 No, but I'm

00:48:35.380 saying once you

00:48:36.800 see it, because

00:48:38.180 you didn't grow

00:48:38.900 up with it, but

00:48:39.860 then once you

00:48:40.600 grow up and are

00:48:41.400 allowed into that

00:48:42.600 sphere and then

00:48:43.840 you see how in

00:48:44.800 fear they are and

00:48:46.740 blind to the

00:48:48.180 world and kind

00:48:49.920 of divorced from

00:48:50.740 reality, it's like,

00:48:51.900 man, you don't

00:48:52.620 even know what in

00:48:53.140 the hell's going

00:48:53.740 on.

00:48:54.720 It's true.

00:48:55.800 There is this

00:48:57.600 sense that you

00:48:58.640 can build a

00:48:59.800 bubble around

00:49:00.860 your children

00:49:02.000 in Silicon

00:49:02.720 Valley and

00:49:03.880 that the

00:49:05.780 more tutors

00:49:06.780 and more

00:49:07.700 involvement you

00:49:09.260 have in kind

00:49:10.400 of shaping their

00:49:11.580 worldview, the

00:49:12.420 better they will

00:49:13.280 be.

00:49:14.380 Yeah.

00:49:15.400 But then why,

00:49:16.920 this is what

00:49:17.540 drives me crazy,

00:49:18.660 this is probably

00:49:19.160 off topic.

00:49:20.320 No, this is

00:49:20.680 great.

00:49:20.940 But let me

00:49:21.260 just say, but

00:49:22.320 why are they so

00:49:23.600 hoodwinked and

00:49:24.520 bamboozled, those

00:49:25.500 are Malcolm X

00:49:26.280 words, because

00:49:27.420 when he's talking

00:49:28.160 about, you know,

00:49:29.360 that class of

00:49:30.160 people, he's

00:49:30.920 saying they're

00:49:31.280 the worst enemy

00:49:32.060 of the working

00:49:33.400 class black

00:49:34.060 people, and

00:49:35.180 they kind of

00:49:35.740 are because they

00:49:36.980 just lie, because

00:49:38.680 they see the

00:49:39.560 world as it

00:49:40.140 isn't, as they

00:49:41.740 want it to be or

00:49:42.780 imagine it should

00:49:43.720 be, but as it

00:49:44.720 isn't.

00:49:45.880 But they can't

00:49:48.160 figure out that

00:49:49.820 bringing all these

00:49:50.520 children across the

00:49:52.620 border, you know,

00:49:54.840 unaccompanied, and

00:49:56.380 then they disappear,

00:49:57.440 800,000 of them,

00:49:58.640 probably isn't a

00:50:00.660 good thing to

00:50:01.920 support if you're

00:50:03.080 a mom who's

00:50:04.740 talking about

00:50:05.540 education and

00:50:06.900 children and

00:50:07.700 growing a good

00:50:09.020 society.

00:50:09.600 That's kind of

00:50:10.600 proving you're

00:50:12.620 on, you're

00:50:13.640 screwed up, you've

00:50:14.540 been, you've

00:50:15.940 been, you're

00:50:17.140 held captive, is

00:50:18.420 how I see it.

00:50:19.620 Yeah, you know,

00:50:20.880 it's a really

00:50:21.540 interesting thought

00:50:23.500 experiment, I'm

00:50:24.960 sorry to use that

00:50:25.640 word, I think I

00:50:26.480 spend too much

00:50:26.900 time in Silicon

00:50:27.740 Valley, but the

00:50:29.600 question I ask

00:50:31.940 myself is, are

00:50:33.040 the people of

00:50:34.060 Silicon Valley the

00:50:35.820 victims of

00:50:36.720 something else?

00:50:38.200 Yeah.

00:50:39.140 Or are they the

00:50:40.260 perpetrators?

00:50:42.240 No.

00:50:42.360 Or are they

00:50:42.680 both?

00:50:43.260 I was just

00:50:43.640 going to ask

00:50:44.060 you that.

00:50:44.500 Right?

00:50:44.980 Yeah.

00:50:45.080 And that's the

00:50:47.180 question that I

00:50:48.440 am currently in

00:50:50.000 the middle of

00:50:50.860 trying to answer

00:50:52.160 is, are these

00:50:54.600 individuals part

00:50:56.540 of a lineage of

00:51:00.360 something that

00:51:01.360 they're not even

00:51:02.120 aware of, or maybe

00:51:02.820 they're partially

00:51:03.400 aware of and they

00:51:04.140 just are acquiescing

00:51:05.020 to?

00:51:06.060 Are they

00:51:07.060 unknowingly

00:51:07.920 perpetrating

00:51:08.540 something evil?

00:51:10.820 Are they

00:51:11.180 incapable of

00:51:12.780 identifying evil?

00:51:14.080 Yeah, I get

00:51:16.240 it.

00:51:16.580 And what

00:51:18.260 are the

00:51:18.540 mechanisms that

00:51:19.620 have permitted

00:51:20.320 this environment

00:51:21.420 to succeed?

00:51:25.740 Right.

00:51:26.660 Like, what are

00:51:27.320 those conditions?

00:51:27.840 Those are all great

00:51:27.860 things to think

00:51:28.620 about and discuss.

00:51:29.740 Was there funding

00:51:30.500 early on in Silicon

00:51:31.340 Valley from another

00:51:32.860 government?

00:51:34.020 Oh, yeah.

00:51:34.360 For a chance?

00:51:35.120 NSA, DARPA,

00:51:37.520 NSF.

00:51:38.580 I mean, government...

00:51:39.080 So there's your

00:51:39.480 answer.

00:51:39.780 Yeah, I mean,

00:51:40.540 government has

00:51:41.340 been deeply

00:51:43.320 involved in

00:51:44.280 Stanford's

00:51:44.820 operations for a

00:51:46.020 really, really

00:51:46.600 long time.

00:51:48.300 I was at a

00:51:49.860 meeting several

00:51:50.620 months ago and I

00:51:51.680 was like walking

00:51:52.160 in the dean's

00:51:52.780 office and I

00:51:53.300 literally bumped

00:51:54.060 into Condoleezza

00:51:54.960 Rice.

00:51:56.040 You know, there's

00:51:57.200 government and

00:51:58.940 Stanford really is

00:52:02.120 the nucleus.

00:52:03.180 Yeah.

00:52:03.400 They've been in

00:52:05.640 cahoots for a

00:52:06.360 very, very long

00:52:07.100 time and I think

00:52:08.920 the history, and

00:52:09.880 I'm just scratching

00:52:11.080 the surface of it,

00:52:12.080 but the history

00:52:12.720 even goes back to

00:52:14.400 the founder of

00:52:15.420 Stanford who

00:52:16.520 mysteriously was

00:52:17.860 murdered.

00:52:19.780 Jane Stanford was

00:52:22.300 murdered.

00:52:23.080 Still don't know

00:52:23.880 who murdered her,

00:52:25.060 but she was really

00:52:26.060 involved in the

00:52:27.940 school and wanted

00:52:28.520 to protect the

00:52:29.140 school.

00:52:29.340 She was a very

00:52:29.800 spiritual woman and

00:52:31.900 she was anti-eugenics.

00:52:34.200 There you go.

00:52:35.580 She was anti-eugenics

00:52:36.740 and she did not want

00:52:37.860 the school inviting

00:52:39.560 any of that in and

00:52:40.820 she was very vocal

00:52:42.080 about it and she

00:52:44.360 ended up murdered.

00:52:45.840 And someone just

00:52:47.420 wrote the book on

00:52:49.180 the mystery, but it

00:52:50.500 kind of leaves it as

00:52:51.560 a cliffhanger.

00:52:53.160 And so, you know,

00:52:54.560 the legacy of this

00:52:55.940 school is not what

00:52:57.900 people think it is.

00:52:59.500 Yeah.

00:53:00.100 Um, and the

00:53:02.400 influences in this

00:53:03.740 school are also not

00:53:05.160 what people think it

00:53:06.180 is.

00:53:06.400 It's a wonderful

00:53:07.100 place and very

00:53:07.780 magical and I'm very

00:53:08.640 grateful for my time

00:53:09.640 that I spent there.

00:53:10.460 I'm, I was an

00:53:11.700 academic fellow.

00:53:12.620 I did a post-doc

00:53:14.460 research period at

00:53:17.400 Stanford and I'm so

00:53:18.480 grateful for that.

00:53:20.360 But I do think

00:53:21.760 there's a dark side

00:53:22.740 to that school.

00:53:24.060 Yeah.

00:53:24.600 And I do think that

00:53:26.000 there is a lot of,

00:53:27.900 I mean, you know,

00:53:28.920 they had something

00:53:29.880 there up until

00:53:30.620 recently called the

00:53:31.640 Internet Observatory.

00:53:33.460 Oh.

00:53:34.200 And it was, um, they

00:53:36.060 had government money

00:53:37.100 involved, um, some

00:53:38.520 donor money involved,

00:53:39.760 but it was a whole

00:53:41.520 center of all of these

00:53:42.880 AI technologists, um,

00:53:45.200 that were monitoring

00:53:46.420 the internet for

00:53:47.800 misinformation.

00:53:49.640 Or for any

00:53:50.520 narratives they didn't

00:53:51.260 like.

00:53:51.860 Right.

00:53:52.060 That's what it is.

00:53:53.360 Right.

00:53:53.460 Well, we know what

00:53:54.960 they're, they're, it

00:53:55.980 seems that they're

00:53:56.760 monitoring, saying

00:54:00.500 this in a good way.

00:54:04.380 They really don't want

00:54:05.780 the American people to

00:54:07.280 unite.

00:54:08.400 Let's say that.

00:54:09.480 They really thought

00:54:11.240 they had, uh, you

00:54:13.160 know, painted a picture

00:54:14.080 of Trump as a racist

00:54:15.500 and a bigot and an

00:54:16.580 idiot.

00:54:17.600 But, uh, that didn't

00:54:20.520 fly.

00:54:20.940 Because people heard

00:54:23.020 him speak.

00:54:24.280 And people heard him

00:54:25.620 lay out his plans.

00:54:28.300 They didn't just

00:54:29.120 listen to him say,

00:54:30.060 I good, I good, I

00:54:30.740 good, I good, I

00:54:31.260 good, I good, I

00:54:31.920 good, you know, you

00:54:32.340 know, they actually

00:54:33.080 listened to his

00:54:34.200 platform, which is

00:54:35.300 brilliant.

00:54:36.400 And anybody who

00:54:37.400 listens to it is quite

00:54:38.660 impressed.

00:54:39.960 But, so they amped up

00:54:41.460 all the circus clown

00:54:43.680 stuff.

00:54:44.760 But, um, it is based

00:54:46.500 on unity and it is

00:54:47.820 based on, you know,

00:54:49.320 of the people, by the

00:54:50.420 people and for the

00:54:51.320 people.

00:54:51.640 And that is unity.

00:54:53.720 This is our government

00:54:55.460 and we must, as

00:54:57.120 people, run it.

00:54:59.820 Hello?

00:55:00.740 Why have we accepted

00:55:02.160 that these idiots are

00:55:04.980 running it for us?

00:55:06.100 They're doing nothing

00:55:06.940 but making deals with

00:55:08.420 corporations in other

00:55:10.260 countries for themselves.

00:55:11.600 They're not helping

00:55:12.280 anybody.

00:55:13.160 Yeah.

00:55:13.840 And, uh, it'll take

00:55:15.600 the people united to get

00:55:17.700 rid of that and fix it.

00:55:18.940 And, you know, I just

00:55:20.100 wish women who cared

00:55:22.140 about children, which I

00:55:23.460 would assume would be

00:55:24.500 moms, even young women

00:55:26.560 who aren't moms, but

00:55:27.620 women are supposed to

00:55:28.420 have a little more

00:55:29.420 empathy.

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00:57:00.820 But by and large, that's

00:57:02.720 what we feel and think as

00:57:04.520 mothers, that we have

00:57:05.980 something in common with

00:57:06.840 other mothers and that we

00:57:09.520 have a strength together,

00:57:11.020 you know.

00:57:11.880 And, you know, they've

00:57:13.020 really taken an axe to

00:57:15.380 that to separate mothers

00:57:17.180 who care about children's

00:57:19.220 education, children's

00:57:20.460 eating, children's

00:57:21.940 well-being.

00:57:22.660 And they've hacked that

00:57:23.840 all to hell.

00:57:24.420 And, you know, any

00:57:27.420 blows against that is, I

00:57:29.340 think, where the

00:57:29.960 revolution is, on the

00:57:31.560 left and the right.

00:57:32.640 So that's how I arrived

00:57:34.180 here.

00:57:34.820 That's actually how I

00:57:35.740 arrived to Bobby Kennedy

00:57:37.020 was that I had been, I

00:57:41.400 went through my own

00:57:42.100 reproductive health

00:57:42.980 journey, really wanted

00:57:44.440 to become a mother.

00:57:45.960 And in Silicon Valley, the

00:57:47.180 way to do that is you go

00:57:48.060 to an IVF clinic.

00:57:50.260 And you freeze your

00:57:52.000 eggs and you bank.

00:57:54.420 Your fertility.

00:57:56.380 And I went through a few

00:57:58.500 clinics in the Bay Area

00:57:59.720 and my experience was so

00:58:02.120 confusing.

00:58:04.260 I was like, you guys

00:58:05.380 really don't know how to

00:58:06.640 measure women's fertility,

00:58:07.960 but you're selling them

00:58:09.160 fertility.

00:58:10.220 You don't seem to know

00:58:11.120 much about it.

00:58:13.680 And so, you know, like,

00:58:15.580 they can't answer

00:58:16.080 questions like, well, how

00:58:17.220 many fertile years do I

00:58:18.400 have left?

00:58:18.820 Can't really answer that.

00:58:19.840 They can tell you how many

00:58:20.520 follicles you have active,

00:58:21.800 but they'll scare you.

00:58:23.060 They'll be like, you'll

00:58:23.880 have less and less active

00:58:25.380 follicles.

00:58:25.880 You have to do this soon.

00:58:27.580 You're going to run out.

00:58:28.740 And I'm like, but in

00:58:29.400 Europe, you know, they're

00:58:30.460 not telling 29-year-old

00:58:31.840 women this at the time.

00:58:33.800 Maybe they are now.

00:58:34.620 But I was like, in Europe,

00:58:35.940 it's really common for like

00:58:36.880 a 43-year-old woman to have

00:58:38.900 a healthy baby.

00:58:40.100 Why is it here in the

00:58:40.980 United States?

00:58:41.880 Anyways, it was all very

00:58:42.880 confusing to me.

00:58:43.580 And it turned out that I

00:58:46.260 had Picos.

00:58:47.800 It was like every time I

00:58:48.640 went in, they were like,

00:58:50.760 you have a cyst.

00:58:51.440 We can't hyperstimulate all

00:58:53.280 of your follicles all at

00:58:55.200 once, which is what they

00:58:55.920 do.

00:58:56.420 It's too dangerous.

00:58:57.760 Come back again.

00:58:58.400 So I kept coming back and I

00:58:59.500 had the same problem over and

00:59:00.500 over again.

00:59:01.280 And I left with this belief

00:59:04.660 that they left me with,

00:59:05.980 which is that I was

00:59:06.840 infertile.

00:59:07.280 And then, you know, fast

00:59:10.880 forward about a year, I had

00:59:13.060 decided to use my family's

00:59:14.920 wealth to invest in women's

00:59:16.800 reproductive science.

00:59:18.120 That's so cool.

00:59:19.100 Put $100 million of a

00:59:21.760 commitment in, opened the

00:59:23.400 first women's fertility

00:59:26.000 clinic or scientific research

00:59:29.220 into reproductive longevity,

00:59:30.980 first center ever, created in

00:59:33.040 California, created one in

00:59:34.320 Singapore as well.

00:59:36.220 Anyway, so I do all of

00:59:37.260 this and then really like

00:59:39.240 just randomly I get

00:59:41.240 pregnant.

00:59:42.440 Just randomly?

00:59:43.720 Random.

00:59:44.200 I mean, not totally random.

00:59:45.500 I mean, there was like

00:59:46.180 mechanics involved.

00:59:46.640 No, but I mean, was there,

00:59:48.280 there was no mechanics

00:59:49.200 involved?

00:59:49.860 I mean, there was only

00:59:51.240 nature.

00:59:52.420 I mean, there was, there was

00:59:53.300 a man and a woman involved,

00:59:54.360 but there was no facility.

00:59:55.500 Wow, we get it.

00:59:56.100 We understand.

00:59:56.340 Right?

00:59:56.640 Okay, thank you.

00:59:58.140 Yeah.

00:59:58.500 Yeah.

00:59:59.040 Cool.

00:59:59.400 You know, and so I, I, and

01:00:01.620 I'm like, what is going on?

01:00:03.280 I thought I was infertile.

01:00:05.420 And turns out the science

01:00:07.740 that I funded, PECOS,

01:00:10.300 polycystic ovarian syndrome

01:00:12.240 is actually a sign of

01:00:13.560 fertility.

01:00:14.020 And women who have

01:00:15.160 PECOS are three times more

01:00:16.640 likely to conceive a healthy

01:00:17.980 child.

01:00:18.620 So I was like, well, why is

01:00:19.640 our body creating this

01:00:20.620 cyst?

01:00:21.500 And then you find out all of

01:00:23.020 this about how the body

01:00:24.140 protects itself from these

01:00:25.580 environmental issues.

01:00:26.720 these various things that

01:00:29.160 endocrine disrupt.

01:00:30.400 Yeah.

01:00:30.980 These chemicals, these

01:00:32.440 waters, these, the air,

01:00:34.160 there's all of these

01:00:35.960 environmental aspects that

01:00:37.820 our body is so smart.

01:00:39.360 Yeah.

01:00:39.540 It's trying to protect

01:00:40.180 itself against.

01:00:41.780 So.

01:00:42.500 Well, it knows what to

01:00:43.380 do.

01:00:44.640 Yeah.

01:00:45.560 But this experience made me

01:00:47.420 realize that science, the

01:00:49.180 science that they were

01:00:50.080 selling us in IVF clinics was

01:00:51.580 not real science.

01:00:54.860 No, it is.

01:00:55.380 It was corporate paid for

01:00:56.660 private equity IVF, which is

01:00:58.580 a for-profit, very

01:00:59.860 lucrative.

01:01:00.900 Cha-ching.

01:01:02.140 Yeah.

01:01:02.680 I'm going to put it on

01:01:03.500 your hat.

01:01:03.880 This is a perfect

01:01:05.060 opportunity.

01:01:05.980 While you're saying it's

01:01:06.000 perfect.

01:01:06.460 Yeah.

01:01:06.740 Sorry, you were saying.

01:01:07.660 You have to tighten it.

01:01:08.220 It looks good on you.

01:01:09.240 No, I don't want to

01:01:10.040 move gas at my hairband.

01:01:11.020 You're like a kid of leukemia

01:01:11.120 from the 90s.

01:01:11.920 You got to tighten that.

01:01:13.060 All right.

01:01:14.560 Whatever.

01:01:14.880 Sorry, you were saying.

01:01:16.700 So, so, so that was my

01:01:18.700 first run-in with science

01:01:21.160 and realizing it's not what

01:01:24.480 they're selling it as.

01:01:25.720 Yeah.

01:01:25.860 The corporates are selling

01:01:26.960 science, a different science

01:01:28.240 than the actual

01:01:28.920 foundationals.

01:01:29.600 She calls it science TM.

01:01:30.540 Yeah.

01:01:31.060 Yeah.

01:01:31.380 Yeah.

01:01:32.760 And then, of course, my

01:01:33.940 daughter, learning that my

01:01:35.380 daughter was later

01:01:37.720 diagnosed with autism, I

01:01:39.180 gave birth to the

01:01:40.000 healthiest girl.

01:01:40.840 She was chubby.

01:01:42.220 She ate a ton.

01:01:43.740 She was happy.

01:01:44.740 She's beautiful, beautiful.

01:01:48.860 She's still beautiful.

01:01:50.120 She's a beautiful being.

01:01:53.080 And I had a great pregnancy.

01:01:55.940 And so I had this healthy

01:01:57.540 baby, seven months of age.

01:01:59.540 I was convinced to give her

01:02:00.560 the MMR vaccine.

01:02:01.720 By the time she was 10

01:02:02.740 months of age, my little baby

01:02:04.700 girl was different.

01:02:06.700 My ex-husband disagrees with

01:02:08.480 me on that.

01:02:10.060 Of course he does.

01:02:12.060 You know, if you go on

01:02:13.520 Google and you research

01:02:15.560 autism, there's literally

01:02:16.740 nothing helpful on there

01:02:18.140 that I could find.

01:02:20.640 It was all like, it's

01:02:21.620 behavioral.

01:02:22.340 There's nothing you can do.

01:02:23.120 There's no cure.

01:02:23.880 Oh, my God.

01:02:24.140 And it's unexplained.

01:02:25.060 That's what Google will tell

01:02:25.980 you when you look on it.

01:02:27.320 And I tried.

01:02:28.240 And I believed it.

01:02:29.080 I believed it for years.

01:02:30.780 And it wasn't until other

01:02:32.220 mothers who had 20-year-old

01:02:36.340 autistic children.

01:02:37.880 Some of them 10, 15-year-olds

01:02:40.640 old.

01:02:40.860 But it was really the ones

01:02:41.560 that had been in it for

01:02:42.220 like a few decades.

01:02:44.100 Pulled me aside.

01:02:45.940 And, you know, I just like

01:02:47.420 glossed over because I was

01:02:48.980 like, it's unexplained.

01:02:49.900 There's nothing I can do.

01:02:51.280 You know, there's, it's

01:02:52.780 incurable.

01:02:54.300 It's just a random act of

01:02:57.020 the universe.

01:02:58.580 There'll never be an

01:02:59.580 explanation for what causes

01:03:00.900 autism.

01:03:01.360 I believed all that.

01:03:02.520 Even though it's up like

01:03:03.380 a thousand percent.

01:03:05.120 Yeah.

01:03:06.140 You don't believe that now?

01:03:07.480 Oh, God, no.

01:03:09.200 So I started this very,

01:03:10.720 very painful journey,

01:03:11.900 very much alone, you

01:03:13.940 know, caused a lot of

01:03:14.980 marital strife between my

01:03:16.500 ex and I.

01:03:17.140 It's why we're exes for

01:03:19.020 the most part.

01:03:19.840 And, and it's still

01:03:21.680 ongoing.

01:03:22.480 It's still a battle.

01:03:23.180 But, you know, what I

01:03:25.500 have been through in my

01:03:26.920 transformation is finding

01:03:29.220 the other moms who have

01:03:30.940 already gone through this

01:03:32.500 experience.

01:03:33.140 experience and, and they're

01:03:36.740 gentle and kind and many of

01:03:39.540 them, though, feel that

01:03:40.280 they're living like an

01:03:41.260 underground existence.

01:03:42.480 They are.

01:03:43.020 Yeah.

01:03:43.840 Yeah.

01:03:44.520 It's all over TikTok.

01:03:46.040 I watch a ton of moms with

01:03:48.320 autistic kids and how they

01:03:50.260 each do a different thing.

01:03:52.180 Some of them have kids that

01:03:54.140 are just so sweet, but they're

01:03:55.540 big.

01:03:56.400 Yeah.

01:03:56.620 And then they, you know,

01:03:57.880 start hitting mom and, you

01:03:59.440 know, they have to make a

01:04:00.340 change.

01:04:00.800 Yeah.

01:04:01.180 Yeah.

01:04:01.720 It's, it's, it is, it is not

01:04:04.340 for the faint of heart, but

01:04:06.460 you love these kids so much.

01:04:08.200 You'll literally, I would do

01:04:09.460 anything for my daughter.

01:04:11.580 What's her, usually they have

01:04:12.980 like a very special talent or

01:04:16.420 gift too.

01:04:17.620 Well, that's the thing.

01:04:18.520 The brain is so amazing.

01:04:20.360 I know.

01:04:20.620 It's always looking for a way

01:04:23.160 to adapt to its environment.

01:04:24.780 And so I think because these

01:04:27.800 kids end up with some kind of

01:04:29.900 brain developmental disturbance,

01:04:32.260 whether it be, you know, spawned

01:04:34.800 by, you know, this is TBD.

01:04:38.100 We need more science into this,

01:04:39.460 but whether it be an event like

01:04:41.220 a big immune event as a young

01:04:43.580 child changes the development of

01:04:46.320 the brain, fundamentally changes

01:04:49.500 where the energy in the brain

01:04:51.680 goes because it's trying to work

01:04:53.580 around these developmental

01:04:54.860 deficiencies, it can create

01:04:58.480 such a brilliant new perspective.

01:05:01.520 So a lot of these kids end up

01:05:03.100 with just incredible insights

01:05:05.460 into the world around us and

01:05:07.640 they interact with it very

01:05:08.800 differently.

01:05:10.420 But a lot of these kids also

01:05:11.940 suffer in that experience.

01:05:15.100 And, and for the parents, it's

01:05:17.000 just, it's, you don't know

01:05:18.760 what's around the next corner,

01:05:21.040 every developmental phase is

01:05:23.660 very, very different and

01:05:25.420 challenges can rear themselves

01:05:28.040 in different ways that you

01:05:30.520 can't predict.

01:05:32.060 Does your daughter, though, have a

01:05:33.300 special gift or a special, like,

01:05:36.280 something she can...

01:05:37.220 Yeah, I mean, my daughter, since

01:05:39.080 she was very young,

01:05:40.480 interact with nature in a very

01:05:43.100 unique way.

01:05:43.560 And a lot of these kids do because

01:05:45.020 they have sensory differences as

01:05:48.460 well.

01:05:49.260 And so my daughter would

01:05:50.580 interact with trees very

01:05:52.120 differently from a young age.

01:05:53.900 You really?

01:05:54.360 My thing's trees, too.

01:05:55.480 That's crazy.

01:05:56.180 Yeah.

01:05:56.580 Yeah.

01:05:57.280 Yeah.

01:05:57.680 And so from a very, like,

01:05:59.300 when she was, like, two, she'd

01:06:00.400 go up to a tree, she'd put her

01:06:02.260 hands on it, and she'd just,

01:06:03.920 like, look up.

01:06:04.980 And you could just tell that,

01:06:06.260 like, there was some really deep

01:06:07.780 connection she was having with,

01:06:09.580 with a tree.

01:06:10.920 And, and, um, I mean, it's, it's

01:06:13.400 beautiful to watch, and you don't

01:06:15.300 want your kids to lose that magical

01:06:17.840 connection.

01:06:18.960 It's funny how the brain does go

01:06:21.080 because...

01:06:21.700 It's neuroplasticity.

01:06:22.740 It is neuroplasticity.

01:06:23.500 That's what it is.

01:06:24.480 Yeah.

01:06:24.920 That's part of AI, too, isn't it?

01:06:27.400 And Neuralink, all that stuff.

01:06:28.800 Yeah.

01:06:29.620 Yeah.

01:06:30.440 Yeah.

01:06:30.820 I mean, if you, if you, like, I,

01:06:33.740 I've trained AI in the past, and it's

01:06:37.480 very much comes from our knowledge of

01:06:40.140 how a child's brain develops.

01:06:43.280 Um, so if you look at some of the

01:06:45.440 training tools on neural networks, and,

01:06:48.920 you know, the, the different knowledge

01:06:50.740 graphs, the, the way that you

01:06:53.660 algorithmically teach, um, a, a

01:06:58.480 program, it's just software.

01:07:00.480 AI is just smart software, but you,

01:07:03.380 you teach it to decipher things, and so

01:07:06.400 a lot of it starts with sorting, and

01:07:08.660 when you're a kid, you know, that's

01:07:11.120 what, one of the first things you're

01:07:12.600 taught is how to sort stuff.

01:07:14.540 I still love sorting.

01:07:15.980 You never grew out of that, did you?

01:07:17.320 No.

01:07:17.940 I'm on the spectrum.

01:07:20.180 Maybe.

01:07:20.880 No, I am.

01:07:21.380 I mean, there's neurodiversity and

01:07:23.000 neurodivergency.

01:07:24.380 No, I am on it, and, uh, you know, I

01:07:27.180 look at it as gifts, because I'll, like,

01:07:29.280 sit and study a system, and I'll get it

01:07:31.860 down to the bone, you know, but, you

01:07:34.840 know, and it helps me in writing.

01:07:37.400 And I think that if you're an empath

01:07:40.440 that goes into AI, which is what I

01:07:43.520 am, I'm a, I'm a, like, a hyper

01:07:45.580 empath, and I went into AI, it actually

01:07:48.640 made me appreciate humans more.

01:07:51.200 Yeah.

01:07:51.900 And this is where I want tech to go,

01:07:54.620 is that when we recognize how hard it

01:07:58.280 is to build good AI, you realize that

01:08:01.660 nature has made this on its own.

01:08:05.080 Yeah.

01:08:06.180 And, and...

01:08:06.980 It's all based on patterns.

01:08:08.560 It's way smarter than we are.

01:08:09.780 Way smarter.

01:08:10.700 Patterns, energy.

01:08:10.880 What do you think of that Yuval Harari?

01:08:14.500 Do you hate that guy like I do?

01:08:16.600 I've met Yuval.

01:08:18.700 I haven't met him.

01:08:19.920 I mean, I read his books, and I was, like,

01:08:21.780 why aren't women in here?

01:08:23.560 No shit.

01:08:24.700 He really doesn't seem to appreciate

01:08:26.460 women in the history of our species at

01:08:28.940 all.

01:08:30.200 And I, I never...

01:08:30.780 Well, they're stinky and stuff, and,

01:08:32.780 you know, they're not cool.

01:08:34.720 Yeah, simplistic, and all of the great

01:08:36.720 achievements of humanity have come from

01:08:38.620 men, according to Yuval.

01:08:40.380 Yeah.

01:08:40.680 Um, I disagree with him.

01:08:44.160 I think that there's been concerted

01:08:45.780 efforts to take women out of a lot of

01:08:48.080 the literature from jealous men.

01:08:49.840 I know...

01:08:50.320 No kidding.

01:08:50.780 You know, my experience was I didn't

01:08:52.160 always get credit for some of my

01:08:53.580 achievements, either, in my lived

01:08:55.180 experience working with men.

01:08:56.820 Hello.

01:08:57.900 Yeah.

01:08:59.380 And, uh, you know, at the, at the end

01:09:02.020 of the day, like, I...

01:09:04.520 I guess it's might makes right.

01:09:06.320 That's kind of their hidden code that

01:09:08.000 they never name, because they get used

01:09:10.420 to it, the privilege of it.

01:09:13.160 Yeah.

01:09:14.880 And then you meet a good guy.

01:09:16.220 I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm with a good guy

01:09:17.860 now.

01:09:18.180 I'm like, wow, this is incredible.

01:09:20.080 Isn't that something?

01:09:22.000 And he likes you?

01:09:24.020 He, he, and he, and he honors my

01:09:25.920 contribution.

01:09:26.940 Oh, my God, that's fantastic.

01:09:29.700 Isn't that a mind blower?

01:09:31.160 It kind of is.

01:09:31.840 When you're a smart woman, it's hard.

01:09:36.120 Yeah.

01:09:36.820 Yeah.

01:09:38.000 Um...

01:09:38.760 But you've always been around smart

01:09:40.160 men.

01:09:41.080 I don't know.

01:09:41.920 I didn't, I didn't make that many

01:09:43.220 smart men.

01:09:43.700 I mean, I've made, I, like, you know

01:09:46.080 who the real kingmakers are in the

01:09:47.900 world?

01:09:48.540 They're women.

01:09:49.020 Women, yeah.

01:09:49.680 Women are kingmakers.

01:09:50.800 Yes.

01:09:51.100 Yeah, absolutely.

01:09:51.480 Men don't, you know, crown other men.

01:09:54.400 They're slut makers.

01:09:56.500 Yeah.

01:09:57.360 Well, I, I, you know, women are

01:10:01.480 kingmakers.

01:10:02.340 That's right.

01:10:02.820 And, um, you know, we were talking

01:10:04.640 about this earlier, Roseanne, women and

01:10:06.720 moms are going to decide the fate of this

01:10:08.340 election because they're some of the most

01:10:10.100 motivated people right now on the ground.

01:10:13.300 And...

01:10:13.620 But can't they get beyond this bad daddy

01:10:18.140 Trump just because they had bad dads in the

01:10:20.660 Trump house somehow reminds them of their

01:10:23.160 dad that was an asshole?

01:10:25.300 He's not.

01:10:26.460 He's been made to look that way and he cares

01:10:30.200 about them and their children.

01:10:31.560 He wants all kids to have a good education, not

01:10:35.160 to be indoctrinated in a horrible public school,

01:10:39.060 which is, uh, you know, little better than a

01:10:42.340 frigging pipeline to prisons.

01:10:44.820 I mean, and, you know, he, he's against

01:10:47.900 ghettos.

01:10:49.340 I mean, people, please.

01:10:51.720 And, you know, they say it's the awfuls, the, uh,

01:10:54.600 affluent white female liberals that are causing all

01:10:59.520 the trouble for America because of their contempt

01:11:02.460 for this guy.

01:11:03.680 And they've never even read his platforms.

01:11:05.840 It's a unifying platform for women and men.

01:11:09.360 Okay.

01:11:10.820 There are some differences we, we can discuss.

01:11:15.660 Yeah.

01:11:16.260 I think they hear him speak and they're like,

01:11:18.400 I've heard enough.

01:11:19.880 Yeah.

01:11:20.280 And, and they just block it.

01:11:22.780 I, I can tell you from personal experience,

01:11:24.800 I believe what the mainstream media told me about

01:11:28.060 Donald Trump, I'd hear him speak and I'd go,

01:11:31.120 I've heard enough.

01:11:32.120 Yeah.

01:11:32.920 And I, um, you know, figured we still had the

01:11:37.200 talent in the democratic party to lead this

01:11:39.320 country.

01:11:39.800 The reality is we don't.

01:11:41.560 We don't.

01:11:42.440 We don't.

01:11:43.160 The real talent on the left has been completely

01:11:46.800 kicked out.

01:11:48.220 It's being run now by an organization of

01:11:52.100 corporatists.

01:11:53.120 Right.

01:11:53.640 Um, and you know, I don't use the word.

01:11:56.520 And they don't like women and they don't like

01:11:58.540 Jews and they don't like black people and they

01:12:00.600 don't like poor people and they don't like

01:12:02.760 Americans.

01:12:03.640 Right.

01:12:04.700 Yeah.

01:12:04.960 And, and they create chaos.

01:12:07.160 They feel entitled to creating chaos.

01:12:09.060 They feel entitled to creating false narratives

01:12:12.060 because they are so myopic in their ability to

01:12:16.860 experience life.

01:12:18.940 And that is a problem.

01:12:20.660 Or to love or respect anybody or anybody's

01:12:23.680 differences.

01:12:24.500 They despise difference.

01:12:25.900 But America is about the melting pot of

01:12:28.420 difference.

01:12:29.060 Like you were telling me your background.

01:12:31.000 Yeah.

01:12:31.100 You got a lot of melting pot stuff in you.

01:12:33.640 And most Americans do.

01:12:35.660 It's time to stop separating us with all these

01:12:38.240 artificial place things to just put us in our

01:12:41.540 pens.

01:12:42.640 It doesn't make you a better person.

01:12:44.480 It actually makes you a worse person for doing

01:12:46.240 that.

01:12:46.760 I think so too.

01:12:47.520 And in order for us to solve the problems,

01:12:49.600 we have to get out of, you know, overly

01:12:53.640 simplifying society into these buckets based on

01:12:57.000 race.

01:12:57.720 Yeah.

01:12:58.640 And, and their obsession with that right now is

01:13:01.180 their downfall.

01:13:02.120 I think so too.

01:13:03.520 So what I'm.

01:13:05.660 Because race is racism.

01:13:07.380 Really bottom line race is racism because the

01:13:10.700 only people that cares about race right now are

01:13:13.060 slavers.

01:13:13.700 Well, and, and also like you don't solve for social

01:13:19.200 ills by creating inverse racism, which says that if, if

01:13:27.260 you are black, you are better.

01:13:28.980 You basically solve social ills by looking at the

01:13:32.360 mechanics of what's happening from community to

01:13:35.080 community.

01:13:35.360 And those communities are not just all black

01:13:38.120 communities.

01:13:38.660 They are mixed, diverse communities.

01:13:39.900 Right.

01:13:40.120 I came from one of those communities.

01:13:42.220 So did I.

01:13:42.940 And, and so how you, you address income inequality is

01:13:48.900 you make sure the schools are actually teaching.

01:13:51.100 That's exactly right.

01:13:52.060 education, not, um, you know, these odd social

01:13:56.120 dynamics and you can't just reward people based on

01:14:00.680 their identity.

01:14:02.680 You have to reward people based on how, like the

01:14:08.220 mechanics of, you know, a market-based society rewards

01:14:12.640 people.

01:14:13.480 That's right.

01:14:14.200 Um, and yes, there's going to be breakdowns and yes, we

01:14:16.680 need a social net.

01:14:17.800 A hundred percent believes in social nets.

01:14:19.960 I, I am the product of a successful social net.

01:14:23.320 Me too.

01:14:24.280 Um, but you know, you can, if you gut market economics,

01:14:31.100 you gut that individual's opportunity in a market

01:14:34.640 economy.

01:14:35.500 So I am seeing whole communities get gutted of

01:14:41.040 expertise.

01:14:42.360 Yeah.

01:14:42.920 Yeah.

01:14:43.160 They are being gutted of true individual identity and

01:14:47.020 liberty.

01:14:47.320 Um, and they are being gutted of real opportunity.

01:14:52.260 Absolutely.

01:14:53.340 And, and that is an injustice.

01:14:55.660 They're being gutted of their wealth too because they

01:14:58.300 come, you know.

01:14:59.000 And self-reliance.

01:14:59.880 Gentrification.

01:15:00.780 They come in and buy everything at dirt prices after

01:15:03.880 people have lived there for generations, uh, making it

01:15:07.380 crumble so they can go in and buy it.

01:15:09.480 Yeah.

01:15:09.680 It's just all wrong.

01:15:11.200 It's, but it's so fixable.

01:15:13.220 That's why I like listening to Trump when he talks about

01:15:17.320 a new kind of a, uh, but nobody ever reads it that much,

01:15:21.540 but just a new kind of, uh, you know, uh, what's the word?

01:15:27.700 Coinage.

01:15:28.340 A new kind of value for value kind of, uh, currency,

01:15:33.160 currency, a value for value currency, a change in that,

01:15:37.020 not the one they want, not the big ripoff one, but you know,

01:15:40.780 where we'll, where we'll own nothing but be happy.

01:15:43.380 Yeah.

01:15:43.640 But one that's based in community wealth,

01:15:46.220 growing community wealth for the various, I mean,

01:15:49.460 it's so Democrat.

01:15:51.640 It's like basically Democrat populism.

01:15:55.420 And now it goes with Trump, which is what I saw happen, uh,

01:16:00.060 for a really long time.

01:16:01.840 You saw it before a lot of people, Rosanna.

01:16:04.440 I always do.

01:16:05.560 That's why I'm a comedian.

01:16:07.280 Yeah.

01:16:07.880 And comedians have been, have been the fastest.

01:16:12.560 I mean, this goes back to medieval times.

01:16:15.540 Like comedians have always been the brightest, um,

01:16:20.260 and freest individuals to comment on, on political society.

01:16:26.240 Um, and, and to do it with a bit of accuracy,

01:16:29.460 but also levity, um, which gets through to people.

01:16:33.000 Then you don't get killed.

01:16:34.060 Yeah.

01:16:34.460 That's fast.

01:16:35.640 But, but I want to go back to overcoming for moms

01:16:40.460 because I'm working my way through this too.

01:16:43.020 You know, it was not easy for us to drop our campaign

01:16:46.620 and, um, endorse Trump.

01:16:50.780 Uh, and, and I've been doing a lot of,

01:16:53.920 of research myself just to continue.

01:16:57.340 It's, it's almost daily where I'm like,

01:16:58.960 is this the right decision?

01:17:00.280 Do we trust this guy?

01:17:01.800 That's good that you're doing that.

01:17:03.100 Yeah.

01:17:03.500 It's good.

01:17:04.360 Um, and so, you know, every day I am,

01:17:08.900 I'm trying to figure out who is around Trump,

01:17:11.140 who is actually going to be represented in this administration

01:17:14.000 because it's not one man.

01:17:15.740 It's a whole team.

01:17:16.680 You know, one of his best guys.

01:17:19.900 Don't you?

01:17:21.040 I was so thrilled.

01:17:22.500 Oh my God.

01:17:23.340 I was crying.

01:17:23.600 Can we talk about that a little bit?

01:17:24.840 Cause Maha, you got to explain Maha.

01:17:26.920 RFK is the biggest.

01:17:28.080 Oh yeah.

01:17:28.240 Make America healthy again.

01:17:28.980 It's not just pro-Trump.

01:17:29.960 It's pro-America.

01:17:30.860 This union, this union is the best thing that ever happened in this country.

01:17:32.540 It's a big tent.

01:17:34.300 It's not just about one guy.

01:17:36.560 It is a really big tent.

01:17:37.180 It's not about one guy.

01:17:38.520 But we have one aggressive guy at the top who we need

01:17:41.360 because everything else is a lie.

01:17:42.940 And he's the only one that's going to go in there,

01:17:45.040 this is a lie.

01:17:46.780 And that's why they're mad at him.

01:17:48.320 But, you know, he makes mistakes.

01:17:49.760 He's not God.

01:17:51.380 But it is all a lie.

01:17:53.600 And we need aggressive people to say it

01:17:55.900 when the media is a unified field of lies.

01:17:59.500 And like you said, yeah, they look real good.

01:18:02.840 But who's going to fall for a shiny object while everything's on fire?

01:18:07.740 Yeah.

01:18:08.300 Yeah.

01:18:08.820 I, again, I...

01:18:10.200 I just want to make it a big tent.

01:18:12.780 And I'm so gratified to see it.

01:18:15.140 Do you know how many...

01:18:16.380 I mean, I don't want to get in my...

01:18:19.400 But do you know how many...

01:18:20.880 I'm just telling you because I know, you know, you get it.

01:18:24.940 Do you know how many thousands of phone calls I have made

01:18:28.580 to try to bring people together, different, diverse peoples,

01:18:33.960 to go, come on.

01:18:36.020 You know, can't you see?

01:18:38.100 It's about making America work again, you know.

01:18:43.560 It's about making America healthy.

01:18:45.580 It's about us.

01:18:46.940 It's about us.

01:18:48.420 It's not about what's overseas.

01:18:50.640 It's about us.

01:18:51.660 And the people's money going to other countries.

01:18:55.320 This is our tax money.

01:18:57.360 Yeah.

01:18:57.520 And it's a public's money belonged to the public.

01:19:00.880 Yeah.

01:19:01.360 Hello?

01:19:02.960 And the government has to be the most competent person in the room,

01:19:06.500 not the least.

01:19:07.320 Right.

01:19:07.540 And we've allowed our government to get away with just...

01:19:12.920 It's so much incompetency.

01:19:16.040 And in some cases, murder.

01:19:18.040 Quite literally.

01:19:19.220 It's...

01:19:19.860 I don't want to...

01:19:22.320 You know, the reason why I think a lot of people in the center

01:19:25.420 saw January 6th and were like,

01:19:28.240 I don't...

01:19:28.780 Like, that's extreme.

01:19:30.020 Um, and I've gotten a chance to understand January 6th

01:19:34.580 and the people who have participated in it a little bit more

01:19:37.060 and hear those perspectives,

01:19:39.260 that a lot of people do see that the government is unsalvageable.

01:19:44.880 I disagree.

01:19:46.500 I think we're growing up.

01:19:48.320 We're going through a bout of, you know,

01:19:53.100 growing pains.

01:19:55.380 We're in growing pains right now.

01:19:57.140 Um, but this is why I loved your show so much.

01:20:00.100 It was all about young people coming of age

01:20:03.420 and the growing pains they experience.

01:20:06.100 And we address it, um,

01:20:09.160 in the same way a good mom addresses it in her, in her household.

01:20:13.280 That's right.

01:20:14.120 And...

01:20:14.740 We have to love each other more than we hate one guy.

01:20:20.460 Exactly.

01:20:20.980 We have to love our kids.

01:20:22.660 And kids from other countries to not be dragged over here

01:20:25.740 and used as slaves of any sort.

01:20:28.260 We have to love ourselves.

01:20:31.100 And what's moral, you know, that's what I said.

01:20:34.220 I want a hat that says,

01:20:35.780 Mama, make America moral again.

01:20:38.100 Love it.

01:20:38.580 Because women are the ones that have to return that morality

01:20:42.080 to care for the children in this country.

01:20:44.340 And we have to do it in this big tent

01:20:47.640 where we all put forth our best effort.

01:20:50.700 We don't just sit there calling each other names

01:20:52.560 and trying to start shit.

01:20:54.600 Yeah.

01:20:55.040 And we have to measure each other

01:20:57.120 based on a sincere and good faith effort

01:21:01.320 to put into this country

01:21:03.900 what this country so rightly deserves

01:21:06.280 and what the people of this country so rightly deserve.

01:21:08.840 And the people need to have the...

01:21:14.200 People do have the right

01:21:16.580 and need to reclaim the right

01:21:18.540 to hold our government accountable

01:21:21.660 for what they've done to us in our name

01:21:24.120 that we would never consent to

01:21:26.160 because we're moral.

01:21:27.780 We would never consent to all these immoral things.

01:21:30.380 That's why they have to keep them secret

01:21:32.020 because if the moms found out,

01:21:34.140 whoa, it'd be over in a minute.

01:21:35.980 Moms are finding out.

01:21:37.160 And those are the individuals

01:21:39.520 that I will be speaking to

01:21:41.180 over the next several weeks

01:21:42.660 in the lead up to the election

01:21:44.800 are the moms who have distaste for Donald Trump

01:21:51.200 because they see him as a misogynist.

01:21:54.060 You know, every guy's a misogynist.

01:21:57.800 How could they not be?

01:21:59.260 Women are horrible people.

01:22:02.200 I understand.

01:22:03.060 That's a good point.

01:22:03.980 We can be.

01:22:05.760 We're picky and petty

01:22:07.440 and women aren't perfect.

01:22:10.040 Nobody's perfect.

01:22:10.900 Nobody's perfect.

01:22:11.800 But I think...

01:22:12.620 Men are...

01:22:13.220 I believe this.

01:22:14.620 All women are crazy

01:22:15.800 and all men are stupid.

01:22:18.120 I think we...

01:22:18.900 I think that's something

01:22:21.000 that we can unite on.

01:22:23.120 Like the yin and the yang.

01:22:25.780 It works.

01:22:26.460 Well, I...

01:22:27.980 Look, I think speaking from the heart,

01:22:31.460 I want science to be protected

01:22:35.880 by the Constitution again.

01:22:37.380 I want our scientists

01:22:38.180 to be protected by the Constitution.

01:22:40.460 I want them to do real science

01:22:42.440 for God's sake.

01:22:43.620 Yeah.

01:22:43.980 With a control group for once.

01:22:46.960 And I want moms

01:22:48.280 to trust their gut again.

01:22:51.860 Right?

01:22:53.000 I want moms

01:22:54.200 to feel empowered

01:22:55.440 in their homes.

01:22:57.480 I want an economy

01:22:58.620 that works.

01:22:59.680 I want people

01:23:01.020 to respect

01:23:02.380 and appreciate...

01:23:03.320 I want our government

01:23:03.960 to respect

01:23:05.420 our families.

01:23:07.140 And the teacher

01:23:08.180 and the parents

01:23:09.040 work together.

01:23:10.320 Remember those days

01:23:11.760 a long time ago

01:23:12.560 where you worked

01:23:13.200 for the betterment

01:23:13.820 of the child's education

01:23:15.000 together?

01:23:16.780 Yeah.

01:23:17.320 And these are all

01:23:18.840 so common sense

01:23:20.200 that it really doesn't

01:23:22.140 take a miracle

01:23:22.980 to pull them off

01:23:23.820 if you have the right people

01:23:24.700 in leadership.

01:23:25.700 And I'm praying

01:23:26.760 every day

01:23:27.700 that it comes together.

01:23:29.400 You wouldn't make...

01:23:30.060 You wouldn't believe

01:23:30.820 the amount of phone calls

01:23:32.060 I'm making.

01:23:34.220 And I...

01:23:34.660 Because I can.

01:23:36.140 Because I got

01:23:36.760 these phone numbers.

01:23:37.700 So I'm gonna

01:23:38.400 continue to

01:23:39.940 try to

01:23:41.240 just bring people together

01:23:43.220 to know that

01:23:44.040 we have to do it.

01:23:45.960 It's our

01:23:46.480 government.

01:23:48.060 It's not

01:23:48.940 theirs.

01:23:50.080 Yep.

01:23:50.720 It's ours.

01:23:51.820 Yep.

01:23:52.840 And I will say

01:23:53.880 Trump loves

01:23:54.620 the Constitution.

01:23:55.480 He respects it

01:23:56.140 very deeply.

01:23:57.000 He...

01:23:57.640 He...

01:23:58.200 I think he respects

01:23:59.840 the family.

01:24:00.760 I think he respects

01:24:01.800 a mom being a mom.

01:24:03.040 Mm-hmm.

01:24:03.840 I think he defers

01:24:05.280 to moms

01:24:06.020 when it comes to

01:24:08.260 raising their own children.

01:24:10.160 I do too.

01:24:10.660 He does.

01:24:11.420 And if you are a mom

01:24:12.980 in America right now,

01:24:15.540 that is...

01:24:16.480 at stake.

01:24:17.760 Yes, it is.

01:24:18.580 It's the target.

01:24:19.940 Especially single moms

01:24:21.560 who have...

01:24:22.900 Single moms,

01:24:25.500 it's their kids

01:24:26.360 that are being targeted

01:24:27.260 in the public schools

01:24:28.160 for all of it.

01:24:29.180 Oh, I would be

01:24:30.020 a man right now.

01:24:31.880 Me too.

01:24:32.240 If I grew up

01:24:32.900 because I was a tomboy.

01:24:34.260 Me too.

01:24:34.640 I liked baseball.

01:24:36.420 I like baseball cards.

01:24:38.520 I was a total tomboy.

01:24:38.640 I like hitting other kids

01:24:40.220 and...

01:24:40.840 Yeah.

01:24:41.020 You know,

01:24:41.500 being unfair to them

01:24:42.820 and stuff.

01:24:45.800 Real quick,

01:24:46.620 I have to say

01:24:47.360 the unity of Bobby

01:24:50.820 and you with Trump.

01:24:51.680 I know Trump's

01:24:52.220 not everybody's ideal.

01:24:53.480 I'm sure when you started out

01:24:54.740 that wasn't your plan.

01:24:55.560 I know where we are now.

01:24:56.980 But I can tell you,

01:24:58.240 Kamala...

01:24:58.780 Bobby lifts him.

01:24:59.580 Well, hold on.

01:25:00.100 Kamala and the Democrats,

01:25:01.760 everyone in this room

01:25:02.800 was a Democrat.

01:25:04.400 I was a Bernie bro

01:25:05.020 with you in 2016.

01:25:06.040 She ran as a socialist 2012.

01:25:07.720 We've all been

01:25:08.660 through this journey.

01:25:09.440 We've seen it happen

01:25:10.220 since 16 and even before then.

01:25:12.300 We're here as Democrats,

01:25:14.080 traditional Democrats,

01:25:15.000 saying there's something wrong

01:25:16.600 with this country

01:25:17.680 and with that party.

01:25:18.840 And now we're unifying

01:25:19.780 around Trump.

01:25:20.340 I hated Trump.

01:25:21.520 Yeah.

01:25:21.980 We're unifying for a reason

01:25:23.560 because that is the party

01:25:26.180 right now that is our party.

01:25:29.380 Willing to solve problems

01:25:30.720 rather than to stay

01:25:31.740 in stodgy,

01:25:33.440 just dogma.

01:25:35.960 They're the uniparty.

01:25:37.120 They're the war party.

01:25:38.080 Kamala is not

01:25:38.820 your daddy's Democrats.

01:25:39.940 Trump is closer to that.

01:25:41.400 And that's what's crazy.

01:25:42.080 You know what they are?

01:25:42.160 They're neocons.

01:25:43.200 Yeah.

01:25:43.680 They're neocons

01:25:44.520 pretending to be progressives.

01:25:46.340 Well, I mean,

01:25:46.920 she just announced

01:25:48.100 this list of 200 Republicans

01:25:50.860 that have endorsed her.

01:25:52.680 Cheney.

01:25:53.260 And every single one of them

01:25:55.180 is a multi-generational neocon.

01:25:58.340 Neocons.

01:25:59.060 And war criminal.

01:26:00.120 Yeah.

01:26:01.300 And they're acting like

01:26:02.580 they're progressives.

01:26:04.700 Are you kidding me?

01:26:05.800 See, that's a mass

01:26:06.960 mind control program.

01:26:08.600 And they've been doing it

01:26:09.660 for a while.

01:26:10.540 Done by Silicon Valley,

01:26:11.520 which I have to,

01:26:12.100 that's my last question

01:26:12.800 and I'll let you go.

01:26:13.560 You said you saw a change

01:26:14.440 in 2016.

01:26:15.640 You didn't know

01:26:16.100 that the people involved

01:26:17.160 were victims

01:26:17.760 or part of it.

01:26:19.600 But now,

01:26:20.920 where do you find yourself

01:26:22.060 in that?

01:26:22.500 Because it's happened

01:26:23.720 so fast.

01:26:24.140 She said she's still

01:26:24.700 figuring it out.

01:26:25.240 Well, you've been here

01:26:25.960 for an hour talking

01:26:26.580 just so hopefully it changed.

01:26:27.540 You saw it happen

01:26:28.380 so fast

01:26:29.360 and so coordinated.

01:26:30.220 It can't be natural, right?

01:26:33.320 It has to be.

01:26:34.440 It's bigger than we know.

01:26:35.520 An influence, right?

01:26:36.680 Yeah.

01:26:37.340 I mean,

01:26:37.700 I understand some

01:26:38.780 of the mechanics

01:26:39.460 of how it works.

01:26:40.880 You know,

01:26:41.420 there's pressure

01:26:42.300 from Congress

01:26:43.360 and you can call

01:26:44.380 in these tech founders

01:26:45.680 and force them

01:26:47.100 to testify

01:26:48.120 on one issue

01:26:49.640 from another

01:26:50.160 from internet bullying.

01:26:51.460 I mean,

01:26:51.720 you picket drug use

01:26:54.220 on the social media sites.

01:26:56.160 you know,

01:26:57.560 they've made an example

01:26:58.700 of some of these

01:26:59.400 tech founders

01:27:00.140 like Ross Ulbrich

01:27:01.620 is in prison.

01:27:03.660 Julian Assange

01:27:04.400 just got out

01:27:05.700 of prison.

01:27:08.180 So,

01:27:08.760 you know,

01:27:09.260 the stakes are very high.

01:27:10.800 It is very,

01:27:13.060 it's a tough thing

01:27:15.420 to be a tech leader today.

01:27:17.720 You're held

01:27:18.420 to different standards.

01:27:21.200 And I think

01:27:22.740 that where we are

01:27:24.100 in 2024

01:27:24.980 it's very clear

01:27:27.020 where the divisions lie.

01:27:28.760 It's very interesting

01:27:29.500 because they're all

01:27:30.080 developing and racing

01:27:31.240 in these AI wars

01:27:33.780 right now

01:27:34.560 as well.

01:27:35.800 And you see

01:27:37.580 the divisions happening

01:27:38.780 and it's very clear

01:27:40.540 there are some

01:27:41.100 tech founders

01:27:41.800 that are going

01:27:43.160 to be constitutionalists

01:27:44.420 and they're willing

01:27:45.120 to sacrifice it all.

01:27:46.840 I love that.

01:27:47.680 There aren't many.

01:27:48.780 There aren't many.

01:27:50.420 But there's some

01:27:51.320 and I have to say

01:27:52.340 Elon Musk

01:27:52.900 is a little bit

01:27:53.620 bulletproof

01:27:54.120 because of SpaceX

01:27:55.040 and Starlink.

01:27:56.220 He can get away

01:27:57.060 with the stuff

01:27:57.500 he's doing on X

01:27:58.300 but that's the only

01:27:59.240 thing protecting him

01:28:00.300 is his space program

01:28:01.260 the fact that it works.

01:28:03.180 It's been delightful

01:28:04.180 to have this conversation

01:28:05.520 with you

01:28:05.940 and have you

01:28:06.460 here as a guest.

01:28:07.920 Your fearlessness

01:28:08.600 makes me feel inspired.

01:28:11.900 You're very fearless.

01:28:12.900 Well, I'm very old

01:28:13.800 so it doesn't matter.

01:28:14.800 I'm 72.

01:28:15.980 What the hell?

01:28:17.080 You know,

01:28:17.460 there's a little lake.

01:28:18.360 If I die,

01:28:19.280 what the hell?

01:28:19.800 I left a lot

01:28:20.480 of good stuff behind.

01:28:21.400 And I'm probably worth

01:28:22.920 more dead than alive

01:28:24.100 to be frank.

01:28:26.120 Certainly for me.

01:28:27.040 Yes.

01:28:27.820 Well, I disagree.

01:28:29.020 We're new friends.

01:28:29.960 I'd like to, you know,

01:28:31.160 I'd like to explore

01:28:32.480 this friendship.

01:28:33.880 I would too.

01:28:34.880 Thank you.

01:28:35.760 Thank you.

01:28:36.260 You're just a delightful person.

01:28:37.760 Oh, thank you.

01:28:38.160 And your ideas are

01:28:39.440 right on

01:28:40.280 and I love them.

01:28:41.180 And we're happy

01:28:41.660 to be a part of this unity

01:28:43.380 for as long as it lasts.

01:28:44.460 Hopefully it lasts forever.

01:28:45.380 But this is to save

01:28:46.240 our country.

01:28:46.880 This is.

01:28:47.020 I'm very grateful

01:28:47.840 it will outlive

01:28:55.120 any single candidate,

01:28:56.200 I'm sure.

01:28:56.900 Yes.

01:28:57.240 I hope so.

01:28:58.140 Yeah.

01:28:58.620 Long may she wave.

01:28:59.800 Long may she wave.

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The Roseanne Barr Podcast - September 26, 2024

Nicole Shanahan is BASED AF ｜ The Roseanne Barr Podcast #067

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