History Is Made: The Trump/Elon Longform Interview Shatters Records — Streaming Is MSM Killer
History Is Made: The Trump/Elon Longform Interview Shatters Records — Streaming Is MSM Killer
History Is Made: The Trump/Elon Longform Interview Shatters Records — Streaming Is MSM Killer
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Last night, history was made, and nobody is talking about that yet, because if they do, they will have to, most of the time, most of the people, recognize that the particular platform they are on is of no consequence to anyone anymore. | |
You know what I'm saying? | |
What you saw last night, or if you listened to the long-form Elon and Trump, they had problems. | |
It's not what was said, it's what it means. | |
There were all kinds of talks about it. | |
Did Trump sound like he had a lisp, or was there something with his mouth? | |
Okay, fine. | |
The best is what... | |
Some Trump spokesman said, I don't know what you're talking about. | |
It's the best. | |
It's like the classic troll. | |
Trolling, in terms of what we do here, is not merely meant to be a mean person to say bad things. | |
It means almost like a mind game or something. | |
It's not merely... | |
But what this represented was something which was... | |
Which you will, which most, and I promise you, out of the, when I tell you I listen to Fox News 30 seconds, 30 seconds. | |
And it goes like this. | |
What's that? | |
Oh, it's Fox News? | |
Done with it. | |
I just kind of say, maybe look and see, okay, who are they doing? | |
Okay. | |
They had on today a person, and there's one particular I saw. | |
His name was Tom Homan, right? | |
Talking about the border, reminding each other, we're right, Trump was correct, Kamala didn't do anything. | |
This is a waste of time. | |
This is just a waste of time. | |
And they talk to each other, reminding each other that they're right, and that Kamala's wrong, or Kamala, and that's it. | |
That's dead. | |
It's finished. | |
So there are so many multiple issues here. | |
The first is, last night, there were Billions? | |
Who knows? | |
A lot of people didn't check in immediately there. | |
See, what folks forget is that you don't have to see something as it occurs. | |
You can be a part of the appointment movement, but you don't have to. | |
One of the reasons why The Sopranos are so interesting, that was the last time... | |
I think in recent cultural memory, when we had an appointment, it was Sunday night, 9 o 'clock or whatever it was, everybody was there. | |
We don't really do that anymore. | |
We do it now for sporting events or whatever. | |
Maybe an event like a debate. | |
Maybe you want to see it live. | |
But live today really doesn't have it. | |
It's just you're going to be able to see it later. | |
There's time changes. | |
What you're seeing right now is so transformational. | |
So transformational. | |
And it will take a generation of a lot of people of my generation to die off. | |
I'm sorry to say this, and to have this new sprouting group of people who understand the way it is. | |
We have too many people from my generation hanging on to this... | |
Old media. | |
We had this announcement the other day. | |
WCBS AM is bought by ESPN Radio. | |
I'm thinking, AM? | |
Oh my God. | |
And they're hanging on to this. | |
They don't know. | |
They're not... | |
So I've got to live through that one. | |
I hope that I will be able to say that I was a part of the last, maybe the last... | |
The last generation of people who actually believed in this stupid mainstream media nonsense. | |
I would hope to believe. | |
I doubt it, maybe. | |
But I think maybe that might be it. | |
That might be it. | |
That might be something. | |
I think. | |
I hope. | |
Because people just don't understand it. | |
You know, the other day, we were talking about... | |
Remember recently the Gershkovits... | |
The Gershkiewicz prisoner transfer, remember that one? | |
One of the best explanations I ever heard that is absolutely, positively, 100% should be textbook listening was explained by Max Blumenthal and Aaron Monte in a show called The Gray Zone. | |
There is nobody I could call that I know who even knows the name. | |
Not me, but the whole prisoner swap. | |
Doesn't know it, doesn't care about it, has no... | |
Do you understand what that was? | |
No. | |
So, when you do what I do, remember, the audience you're talking to knows nothing. | |
You're walking out and you're talking to, it's like when you're talking to children, you have to speak in a way that they understand. | |
It's not because they're stupid, but they just don't know anything. | |
So you have to explain things in a new way. | |
How do you explain to a kid, candy can rot your teeth? | |
They don't understand that. | |
It just tastes good. | |
They like the immediate. | |
That's not good for you. | |
Good luck. | |
Explain nutrition to a child. | |
Good luck. | |
I said, what are you talking about? | |
So you have to start off with something and you have to look at people that you're talking to are going to be watching, many of them, CNN or Fox or News, God forbid, Newsmax or one of those. | |
They're actually going to be watching this. | |
So you're coming along and people are saying, well, what do you think? | |
I'm saying, what am I bothering? | |
Let me give you an example the other day. | |
The most game-changing at every level you can imagine is artificial intelligence. | |
I know I'm wasting my time. | |
I realize this and I say to myself, why are you doing this? | |
Why do you keep telling people about artificial intelligence? | |
They just don't... | |
It's like the... | |
Not the child, but... | |
I don't mean you. | |
I'm just saying this in general. | |
People just don't understand it. | |
They think, oh, come on. | |
So, rather than waste my time on it, you must grasp the idea that you're dealing with people Who don't know anything. | |
They watch Facebook. | |
There are people who live in the world of Facebook. | |
There are people watching this right now who spend their entire life taking pictures of their food and having people at home like it. | |
Let me explain this to you. | |
Hey, look! | |
I had tiramisu. | |
I love it. | |
Oh, you're so beautiful. | |
Thank you. | |
Oh, I love you. | |
Love, love, love. | |
Here I am with my friends. | |
Oh, I love you. | |
It's this weird parallel universe and I'm dealing with this. | |
I'm saying, over here, get out of the traffic. | |
You're going to get hit by a car. | |
We're talking about it. | |
I have no idea. | |
And then you tell them things, and they listen to you like, what are you talking about? | |
Okay, here's one for you. | |
Donald Trump is against the world. | |
The world! | |
Do you know how much money is being spent? | |
To artificially promote this empty suit, this wind sock, this sock puppet named Kemala. | |
Do you have any idea? | |
You wouldn't believe it. | |
Do you know how much influences are being paid? | |
How many people are being paid to show up? | |
Have you ever heard anything about the... | |
The millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars that are going in that we've never seen before. | |
Never. | |
Our good friend Brad Rung says, are you talking about boomers and Gen X? | |
I think technically we're boomers. | |
I'm actually Generation Jones, a term nobody uses. | |
You can look for them. | |
And Gen X, Gen Z, Zillennials. | |
I don't know. | |
I don't even think they're involved in anything at all. | |
So I think it may in fact just stop altogether. | |
I don't know. | |
But I've never seen what social media did. | |
Social media changed everything. | |
So that's why, because of that, social media is where you're going to get them back. | |
Social media takes its way and it can provide it. | |
It can perhaps be used to reconnect. | |
Most important. | |
Last night, It was not about Elon and Trump. | |
It was the perception. | |
It was that, oh my God, the richest man on the planet, and Twitter, whatever, is having him on. | |
And they allowed Kamala on, but she can't do it because she doesn't know anything. | |
She doesn't know anything. | |
She doesn't know anything. | |
And I'm not saying that just to be mean. | |
She may not know anything just because of, just perhaps for deliberate reasons. | |
Now, right now, as we speak, and I said this the other day, and it's real important always to look. | |
Everything so far, everything so far. | |
Let's look at the numbers. | |
Real clear policies, real... | |
Real clear polling. | |
Yeah, it's pretty good. | |
At least it's a start, sort of, maybe. | |
It's something that provides at least a start. | |
But let me see if I can explain this. | |
Um. | |
*sweep* *sad music* | |
This is important here. | |
If we look at the RCP averages, it's all Harris RCP average. | |
Harris by.4. | |
5.8 RCP average. | |
Harris by.8. | |
Top battlegrounds. | |
Trump by.9. | |
Almost a point. | |
This is the overalls. | |
Favorability. | |
Harris by almost 4 points. | |
Remember what that means. | |
Remember what favorability means? | |
Remember everything else. | |
RCP betting odds. | |
So far. | |
It seems to be going for Harris. | |
Now, when I tell you that, see, what a lot of people I know is when they get a strong number about Trump, they don't say anything when they get a strong number about Harris. | |
Then they start talking about the methodology. | |
Well, those aren't real polls. | |
Well, you know, see the sample size. | |
But see, those polls don't mean it. | |
No, you see those polls, and that's what they do. | |
So you can't do that. | |
Here's what's really important. | |
Battleground states, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, and Georgia, it's all Trump except Harris in Wisconsin by 0.8, and Harris in Michigan by 2.5 points. | |
The rest are still Trump. | |
Now, this changes constantly. | |
This changes constantly. | |
This is the thing which is important to know. | |
It changes constantly. | |
Do you understand what I'm saying? | |
It changes constantly. | |
It's very, very important. | |
It rules. | |
It's this beautiful spinning of constantly. | |
Remember, it's watching the murmurations. | |
When you tell people this, they have no interest whatsoever. | |
They're looking at, yeah, but I saw on TV. | |
I don't care what you saw on TV. | |
It doesn't matter what you saw on TV. | |
Yeah, but my friend said it doesn't matter what your friend said. | |
This is the thing which is the most important. | |
So what I'm trying to tell folks is that last night was incredible. | |
And I hope, and you also have to realize sometimes, try not to say something that you want to be true versus something you believe to be true or know it's to be true. | |
What I do is I have this fantasy that I would like to have true, but I don't know if it's true, but I'll say it. | |
I have this idea, this fantasy that somehow... | |
The Silicon Valley people are nothing but entrepreneurs. | |
And these people know money like you can't believe. | |
That's what they do. | |
And they know that it is going to be an absolute bloodbath in the event that what's-her-name wins? | |
Gamala. | |
The reason why is simply this. | |
Remember a couple of things. | |
Why do they hate each other? | |
Remind you a few things. | |
AI. | |
There you go. | |
There you go. | |
The thing nobody knows about? | |
The thing nobody cares about? | |
The thing nobody ever thinks about? | |
AI is so critical. | |
Why? | |
Because Hollywood is so frightened about AI. | |
It just doesn't know what to do. | |
Right now, they just signed, they just said that Robert Downey Jr., and how much of this I don't know is true, but I'm going to assume what's true, that Robert Downey Jr. is currently or will be the highest paid actor ever because he's coming back to Marvel or Captain Magneto or whatever the hell he does. | |
Okay, fine. | |
I want you to stop for a second. | |
Stop. | |
And think about what I've done. | |
I have created for the longest time through systematic evolutions in the way you perceive things this thing called virtual And remote. | |
Virtual. | |
Virtual and remote. | |
And Cobb says, remember the New York Times said the odds for Hillary Clinton were 85%, which is true. | |
No, you're absolutely right about that. | |
I mean, I... | |
It's too early to... | |
If you want to talk about it now, it's just too early. | |
It's like you watching a game, you want to bet a game on the first quarter, so you just wouldn't do it. | |
I mean, this is nice, but let's wait until it happens. | |
September the 10th is still going to be critical. | |
September the 10th is going to be critical. | |
They are dreading this. | |
They are dreading this. | |
They are hiding her as much as possible. | |
But let me go back to what I was saying. | |
Thank you for that, sir. | |
First of all, this is called virtual. | |
Think about what happened. | |
You don't have to be in school. | |
We'll have remote learning. | |
Let's put the visual reality, virtual reality, all that other kind of stuff. | |
It didn't take off as fast as I thought it would, but we're going there. | |
The idea is that we want to change your idea of everything. | |
You don't have to be there. | |
Remember, above If this is the world, above this is kind of like the shadow of the government, but above that is almost the area. | |
I want to meet these people. | |
I want to meet the people that actually control the big thing. | |
Because they want to ultimately imprison you. | |
Let me go to what I'm saying. | |
Little by little, you're told that virtual is the way to go. | |
You don't have to be in school. | |
You don't have to date. | |
You don't have to be a boy. | |
You don't have to be a girl. | |
You don't have to drive. | |
Somebody will drive for you. | |
Don't worry about rules. | |
Don't worry about anything. | |
Don't worry about decorum. | |
Don't worry about how you look. | |
Don't worry about sex. | |
Don't worry about gender. | |
Don't worry about dating. | |
Don't worry about anything. | |
Don't worry. | |
Just here, take these tabs and get into your own anxiety. | |
And just become a prisoner of this world. | |
Okay, good. | |
Now, hey folks, we have this new thing for you. | |
And this new thing is called AI. | |
We're not going to call it AI. | |
We're going to call it something else. | |
We're going to have this new person we're going to create. | |
And this new person is, you know, Rockstone. | |
Whatever this is. | |
Rockstone Jr. | |
Move over. | |
Robert Downey Jr. | |
Move over. | |
We got this one. | |
This one will not be real. | |
Or will he? | |
By that time, you won't know what the word real means. | |
You won't know what gender is, what sex is, what fantasy is, what politics is. | |
You won't know anything. | |
None of this will make any sense to you. | |
None of this. | |
None of this. | |
None of this will make any difference to you whatsoever. | |
None. | |
None. | |
So I've got this new movie. | |
And I'm going to tell kids, you're going to love it. | |
And by the way, it's not going to be in theaters. | |
They don't go to theaters. | |
It's going to be with this guy. | |
It's a video game. | |
It's whatever it is. | |
And it's this person. | |
And I don't pay this guy anything. | |
No residuals. | |
I don't worry whether the actress gets drunk or whether he's temperamental. | |
No back deals. | |
No residuals. | |
It goes back to the day. | |
And I told you about this. | |
It goes back to the day of when Don Kirshner came up with The Monkees. | |
And the Monkees were a pain in the ass. | |
Mike Nesmith drove him crazy. | |
Mike Nesmith wanted to be a singer. | |
Peter Tork was from the village. | |
He was a folk singer. | |
And he said, I want you to be the Monkees. | |
But we want to be music. | |
He goes, you're not a band. | |
You're the Monkees. | |
You're not real. | |
Kind of like Kemala. | |
So he said, the hell with that. | |
And he came up with the Archies. | |
Andy Kim and others. | |
Sugar, sugar. | |
That was it. | |
That analogy, I never lost that. | |
He said it was the greatest day in his life. | |
Now, imagine this. | |
You have a movie, and maybe, maybe what they'll do is just say, hey, listen, Downey, do me a favor. | |
Give me your face. | |
We're not going to charge you for being, but we'll charge you for, we'll do a little snippet of your face, maybe a voice here, but that's it. | |
We'll use your image. | |
Just like eventually we're going to say, hey, Paul McCartney, yeah. | |
We want to do some Paul McCartney styles like he did with Randy Travis. | |
Randy Travis just did a song, which is not Randy Travis. | |
This was the most important moment, and most people have no understanding. | |
This is AI on steroids. | |
Do you know what just happened? | |
No. | |
They just took a work of art. | |
They took a person who doesn't exist, and now he's got an album, and they have no... | |
Ability to understand. | |
AI means nothing to them. | |
They don't understand it. | |
It's like me saying, do you hear that? | |
And they say, no, I don't hear that. | |
They say, I can hear a frequency they can hear. | |
Or I see a color on a visual spectrum they can't see. | |
People just don't understand it. | |
So what does all this mean? | |
Hollywood is freaking out. | |
Silicon Valley is saying, oh no, no. | |
When I say Silicon Valley, it's like saying, we still say Madison Avenue and Wall Street. | |
We have these, not eponymous places, but these, there's a name for it. | |
So, this is the bloodbath. | |
Hollywood, again, Silicon Valley. | |
Silicon Valley, Trump. | |
Hollywood, left. | |
Now there are some people in the middle. | |
Kind of like Zuckerberg. | |
Zuckerberg is like, he's an agent. | |
He's a government agent. | |
He's like, where do I fit into this? | |
He is the monkeys. | |
Zuckerberg was created to portray this cool, kind of weird, goofy, wonky, nerdy person who came along with Facebook as all government. | |
From In-Q-Tel to DARPA, you name it. | |
They did all this stuff. | |
And he was just, hey, it's me. | |
He was the face of this. | |
There are other people out there who are saying, oh, no, no, no, no. | |
Oh, God, no. | |
What they're into is stuff that is so big. | |
And it's, what's interesting, it's this very, very defense-oriented, very, very right-wing. | |
Now, but yet, who are the people in charge now? | |
Don't really know. | |
It's weird. | |
Yeah, there's this leftist view, but there's this other part of the government that we know, we call it the government, that really is kind of hand-in-hand with what Silicon Valley is. | |
So there's this war going on. | |
And what Elon Musk is, he put his sword in the ground and said, I'm with him. | |
This is where I'm going. | |
I'm going with him. | |
He's with us. | |
And they've made deals. | |
You know it and I know it. | |
Trump's smart enough to tell Elon, look, here's what we're going to do. | |
You tell your friends this. | |
What do you want? | |
I want space exploration. | |
I want to work in partnerships with the government. | |
Who owns Mars? | |
Who owns the moon? | |
Do you know? | |
Do you know? | |
What would ever happen if we could somehow mine the moon? | |
Let me say this again. | |
If you can mine the moon. | |
Any idea? | |
Let's assume you have this way to go back and forth. | |
The Van Allen belt notwithstanding. | |
Back and forth, back and forth. | |
Little things like that. | |
Who's... | |
You think Gamala understands it? | |
She's nothing. | |
Because remember, she's a puppet. | |
She's this little puppet. | |
You put your hand in it and you go like that. | |
And there is no Gamala. | |
There is no. | |
So that basically told the world, he's with me. | |
And Elon Musk, if you listen to it, I can't believe so many people have said, you know, I listen to it, but I got kind of bored. | |
It's like, do you know what this means? | |
No. | |
It's like the famous Niels Bohr speech where he basically told the world about quantum mechanics and nobody understood it. | |
Nobody grasped it. | |
Nobody could understand how important this was because it was Niels Bohr and he was talking about something that was beyond their ken. | |
This is so huge what's going on right now. | |
The rules are changed, the players. | |
You're being presented this. | |
This story, and you say, it's not the story, it's who's behind the story. | |
It's about what's happening. | |
It's about when you say, hey, look how Hollywood's changed. | |
No, Hollywood hasn't changed. | |
The world has changed, but this is a manifestation of that. | |
It's like sometimes when you're very ill, all you'll see is a rash. | |
That's all it shows. | |
Well, what's going on? | |
It's like a tsunami. | |
The earthquake was out, you know. | |
You know, hundreds of miles out, but you haven't felt it yet. | |
But it's coming. | |
See, this is what Americans in particular can't do. | |
What politics can't do. | |
You can't explain this. | |
You can't do this. | |
You have to explain. | |
It's like looking at a chessboard and saying, okay, here we're going to move the pawn this way. | |
Okay, the pawn goes this way. | |
It takes on the side. | |
Everybody else is saying, now, do me a favor. | |
Lift up from the board and look down. | |
See what's happening? | |
Oh, yes, yes. | |
You were just looking at the pawn. | |
But as we're going over there, you see what's happening? | |
We're going that way. | |
You see how the bishop is doing the end around? | |
We're targeting that way. | |
We're forcing him into the corner. | |
You won't know that unless you rise above the board and look down. | |
But if you're in the weeds, you'll just say, oh, look, there's another pawn there. | |
Yes, but that's not important. | |
I mean, it is, but it isn't. | |
And so what most people do is they will look, and they'll listen to their people, and they'll have somebody tell you the incremental stuff that really is important, but doesn't tell you the big picture. | |
Judas Goat Barbecue says, Harris would say, why would we mind the moon? | |
Ha ha ha. | |
I mean, we have enough green cheese, right? | |
She would. | |
Or, she might be saying something about the moon. | |
Is the man of the moon. | |
She'll break into some word association thing. | |
Interesting that you say that. | |
Thank you, goat. | |
Have you ever talked to people who... | |
The word is logolia. | |
It's also a logolalia. | |
You get into this kind of a weird schizophrenic, the dissociative part of the executive center where they'll say a word. | |
They'll say moon. | |
Now from that moon, you might say balloon. | |
Because it's round and it kind of rhymes. | |
Moon, balloon, up and down. | |
Down is up, up and down. | |
Sideways. | |
Everybody in. | |
Hold in. | |
Hold on. | |
Here we come. | |
Here we go. | |
It's an e-ticket ride. | |
Everybody keep your hands in. | |
Don't throw up. | |
Speaking of which, you got a bag? | |
I got a bag. | |
Papa's got a brand new bag. | |
And they'll say something and you'll say bag. | |
And the bag connects to the next word, even though there's no continuity. | |
But you say, bag. | |
Bag lady. | |
Lady. | |
Electric lady. | |
Electric lady land. | |
Jimi Hendrix. | |
Hendrix. | |
Nona Hendrix. | |
Dawn. | |
It's like word association. | |
Basically not connected, but a little bit, maybe. | |
And it shows a very bright mind who has all these. | |
These colors, but can't put them together, that's sort of what she is, because there is nothing there, and they know this on purpose. | |
And they are saying right now, they're wondering, how long can we do this? | |
There are people who say, don't worry, we're going to own this, because remember, if they steal it, all bets are off. | |
Everything we're saying now is a waste of time. | |
If they steal it, that's it. | |
If they steal it, it's a waste of time. | |
What we're saying right now is a waste of time. | |
It is a waste of time. | |
You want to talk about J.D. Vance, you want to talk about the Islander, you want to talk about the Whiz, you want to talk about Coach A. Walls, you want to talk about... | |
Go ahead. | |
All that stuff is important or not, unless they steal the election. | |
Then it's a waste of time. | |
And nobody will talk about it. | |
The people who won't talk about it, specifically, more than anybody else are, of course, Fox. | |
Fox News. | |
Fox News will not talk about it because they're so freaked out and worried about what happened during the... | |
Dominion case, the Dominion lawsuit, even though what we're talking about is not machines, we're talking about, they just won't do it. | |
And you also have to realize, well, what data are you going to? | |
How are you getting your data? | |
And this is indeed a waste of time. | |
The night I was born, the moon turned a fire red. | |
I think that means something. | |
It's very interesting. | |
You know, I don't know. | |
Remember, some of the observations that were made by humans thousands of years ago still hold true today, and we'll never find out why, but there's a certain genius to our instincts. | |
We realize that means something. | |
That means something. | |
Some call it superstitious. | |
If you call it religion, It's okay. | |
You're going to pass. | |
Oh, that means something. | |
Well, that's in Ecclesiastes. | |
That's the first Pentecostal. | |
This is the ascension. | |
Okay, fine. | |
Now, what's going on right now? | |
Let me ask you a question. | |
And this really separates the men from the boys. | |
Pardon the expression, but you know what I mean. | |
In law, when you're doing trial law, you always have to say, what's my weak point? | |
What's my strong point? | |
What would I say, what would I focus on if I was the other side? | |
How would I win their case if I was the other side? | |
I ask people this, and do me a favor today. | |
Everybody you know, everybody during the course of this, ask them this question. | |
What would you advise Kamala Harris to do to win? | |
Assuming this was a fair election, what would be your strength? | |
What would you say to her to win? | |
David Moodry says, will AI be allowed to confirm the University of Alaska Fairbanks building seven study findings that we relied about? | |
You know, it's funny we said that. | |
I remember we went to, I believe it was that fellow. | |
It was from the, thank you for that. | |
It was at Cooper Union. | |
I spoke that day, and there was a, I believe it was, I believe it was that professor, an elderly gentleman, then, who put on this computer model, and it was the most incredible thing anybody's ever seen. | |
Nobody's interested in that. | |
You gotta understand, Mudry, nobody cares about that. | |
You'll find somebody. | |
He's like, AI, good luck. | |
Good luck. | |
They don't really... | |
But here's my point. | |
Let me ask you this question. | |
What would you tell? | |
What would you do? | |
Look at this. | |
HockeyGram says, 1.4 thousand, I'm watching only 397 likes. | |
Smash the like button. | |
You are so correct about that. | |
I hate people who are always asking people like, like, like, like, like, please like, please like, but it means so, so much. | |
Ladies and gentlemen, what our... | |
What means so much to us is that when you hit the like button, it puts us into a different angle, a different area, a different everything. | |
And I can't see it any other way better than that. | |
It puts us into a world that is... | |
It makes us... | |
It's recommended. | |
Somebody says, oh, that's interesting. | |
And then that's it. | |
That's what the like does. | |
It makes people hear us. | |
It puts us into a recommended. | |
And then once somebody likes it, then it's this beautiful algorithm. | |
So that's why we always say to like. | |
It's not to be a pain in the neck because they're really bored. | |
I hate when you watch a brand new video and they say, please like this. | |
It's like, I don't know who you are. | |
You haven't said anything yet. | |
Why should I like this? | |
You're not saying anything. | |
But I've been talking to you now for 33 minutes. | |
I think you know what I'm saying. | |
So anyway, thank you for that. | |
But let me ask you what I'm saying again. | |
What would you say? | |
What is Trump's worst? | |
What is his most vulnerable position? | |
What is it? | |
What is his most vulnerable position? | |
What do you call it? | |
What do you think? | |
What do you think it is? | |
What is his most vulnerable position and how do you counter it? | |
I'll tell you. | |
Very simply this. | |
His age. | |
Right off the bat. | |
Age. | |
Why? | |
Well, we just had the residual of that with Biden. | |
And it wasn't an age, it was the fact that he was decrepit. | |
That's it. | |
It's the thing that we kept hearing about. | |
Age, age, age, age, he's too old, he's too old. | |
It wasn't his age. | |
It was very, very interesting. | |
It was how they... | |
It's how they phrased it. | |
Let's say there was a basketball player. | |
Remember Spud Webb? | |
He was 5 '8 or something. | |
Let's say Spud, you're trying to get him into the NBA. | |
He's not tall enough. | |
What do you call it? | |
You call it size. | |
You call it size. | |
Size sounds different than height. | |
Because we are not proficient enough with language, because we don't know how to do gradations between words, because we are so bereft, so inefficient at English, we don't know How to use words accordingly. | |
I had a case for a time years ago where the defendant was charged with a representative, charged with shooting somebody a number of times in the head. | |
That's not good. | |
It was attempted first-degree murder. | |
Which, by the way, is interesting because the person lived. | |
Don't ask me why. | |
I don't want to go into the specifics. | |
But I called it the face. | |
I called it the face because, well, it came in this way. | |
Not this way. | |
Now think about this. | |
Here's a head. | |
If you're shot like this, what do they call it? | |
Well, I don't know. | |
This, you think of Kennedy, Franklin, Lincoln, Governor, what am I saying? | |
President Trump was shot in the head. | |
No, they said the ear. | |
See, you cut your ear. | |
You got a zit in your ear. | |
You got an earring. | |
Ear, ear. | |
This is your head. | |
This is your head. | |
If he gets shot and he goes through the eyebrow into your skull, you don't think he was shot in the eyebrow. | |
But if you do it like that, it changes it. | |
You have to have a facility with the language. | |
You have to understand what words convey. | |
The difference between this word and that word. | |
And why this word is more powerful than this word. | |
But because we don't speak... | |
And because we don't ever spend any time, and because we'll sit around and say, what does that word mean? | |
And we don't look it up. | |
We have no insatiable desire, no passion for language. | |
These words, these mean nothing to us. | |
Nothing. | |
I sometimes will listen to somebody who learned formal English, and they're so much better because they learned English. | |
Most Americans absorb English. | |
They absorb it. | |
And they don't really learn it. | |
So, one of the things which, and I don't believe in these word clouds, I believe you should understand that one thing which is so important is that Donald Trump is, first and foremost, he is, and this is important, he is experienced. | |
He has seen everything. | |
You want somebody who is experienced. | |
You want an experienced doctor, not an old doctor. | |
You want an experienced doctor. | |
You want an expert. | |
You want an accomplished, a credentialed. | |
You don't get that when you're 35 years old. | |
You get that by Virgil being an older doctor. | |
Experienced. | |
That's what he is. | |
Now, of course, the anti-drum people aren't paying any attention. | |
So what are they doing? | |
I don't know. | |
What is the worst thing you can ever say? | |
Hope. | |
I don't even know what that means. | |
Hope. | |
That is the dumbest thing. | |
Oh, and change. | |
Change isn't obvious. | |
Obviously, there's a change. | |
Yeah, of course, there's a change. | |
We're going to get a change. | |
It doesn't make any sense. | |
But if you ask, what is it that Kamala Harris has? | |
Good luck. | |
And I'm dead serious. | |
And the reason why is people can't also do thought experiments and they can't think beyond that because they will say to you something like, Well, she's an idiot. | |
Yeah, I know she's an idiot, but tell me what her strengths are. | |
I don't know. | |
No, you have to think about this. | |
They can't. | |
They can't. | |
Because they've never been thought critical thinking. | |
They've never been thought strategy. | |
They know nothing about elections. | |
You've got to understand this. | |
The people you're talking to don't know anything. | |
They just watch a few things, but they're constantly giving their opinion. | |
Their opinions are like, it's like this hose that just... | |
You know, one time I saw this. | |
I wish I had a picture of it. | |
There was a guy who had this untreated... | |
I forget what it was. | |
It was this... | |
It was like septic tank stuff. | |
This big tank of waste. | |
And he went out in the middle of somewhere and he was spraying it. | |
And actually, it may not be good for us, but anyway, it was a fertilizer. | |
But he's spraying this. | |
And he's spraying waste. | |
And I thought, that's what most people, that's what social media is. | |
People constantly spewing ideas. | |
No regulation on their thought. | |
No speedometers. | |
Nothing. | |
No filters. | |
No nothing. | |
Just spraying in from, just constantly. | |
I like, I don't like, I like. | |
Switch, switch, left, right, switch, left, thing, like, repose, switch, like, like, like, do, like. | |
But there's no, it's just reacting. | |
Like it, like it, yes, no, yes, no, yes, yes, yes, yes. | |
Or, or, or, if you do find something that's funny, if you do find something, you find something which is so base that maybe, like last night they were talking about the fact that it sounded like Trump lisped, and then it went back, and then it went back and forth. | |
That was the focus. | |
See, you have to understand this. | |
But the real meaning is, do you understand what happened? | |
Elon Musk should Put a sword in the ground and said, this is the new frontier. | |
And to those people who say, you don't understand something, people don't have the attention span of a knack. | |
Yeah, they do. | |
Why? | |
Binge watching. | |
Binge watching was something which Netflix, and by the way, this is pre-COVID. | |
You ask people, they can watch a show for six hours. | |
They can devote their hours and hours of sitting there and watching something. | |
They've done it before. | |
They've done it before. | |
And let me also tell you something. | |
There is a big, big, big difference between people who play games and people who just passively watch social media stuff. | |
Game players, the gaming world, is a different story. | |
You're actively involved in something. | |
It's a different story. | |
Think about it. | |
Your strategy. | |
There's high hand. | |
It might be this. | |
You're in another world. | |
You're shooting, but you're doing something. | |
You're not just going like this. | |
That's America. | |
That's the group we're dealing with. | |
And that's who we are. | |
That's who it is. | |
So remember something. | |
Imagine you're going on TV and you're going to be doing the new WCBR, the new ESPN radio here in New York on 880. | |
And you're talking to a special group of people. | |
They don't know anything about football. | |
Or you're in charge of the cricket matches here in the U.S. And nobody knows what cricket is. | |
They've never watched a cricket game. | |
They have no idea. | |
But you've got to explain it. | |
How would you do it? | |
Good luck. | |
That's the way we are when it comes to explaining to Americans politics. | |
It has nothing to do with anything, even remotely. | |
Yeah, some people talk about, you know... | |
An issue here, an issue there. | |
Once you grasp that, once you step back from that, you will resign yourself to the futility. | |
And number one, listen to me carefully. | |
Listen to me. | |
I want you to understand something. | |
I want you to listen to me and I want you to really focus on this for just one second. | |
Do not lose your mind over this. | |
It's very easy for people. | |
To lose their mind. | |
Barry says, Shamala was a district attorney and attorney general. | |
It's incomprehensible. | |
Not at all. | |
I hate to say it, Barry, and thank you. | |
Not if you've met DAs. | |
This is a political position. | |
A political position? | |
No, it's not. | |
I'm sorry. | |
Same thing with lawyers and people. | |
Some of the dumbest people I've ever met in my life are lawyers. | |
I mean, really. | |
I mean, really. | |
Really, really, really, really, really stupid. | |
But listen to me, very, very frankly. | |
I don't want you to lose your mind in this. | |
Promise me this. | |
Promise me you're not going to lose your mind. | |
Promise me you're going to make sure that you don't engage with people who are not worthy of your time. | |
And that whenever somebody tells you anything about Trump, you say, interesting. | |
And that's it. | |
Do not lose your mind. | |
Do not lose your mind in this. | |
And very frankly, and I say this, and I say this with all due respect. | |
And I told friends of mine, this may not be for you. | |
You might not want to watch this. | |
This just isn't your thing. | |
You hate Trump too much, or you love Trump too much, or whatever it is. | |
I know people who love him. | |
It's equally as demented as those. | |
It's like the opposite of TDS. | |
So don't do this. | |
Just remember what I'm telling you. | |
Last night, what we saw with Elon Musk was absolutely... | |
Shape-shifting forever. | |
Forever. | |
It's not just... | |
You know... | |
You may not remember this. | |
It was before my time. | |
Milton Berle made televisions. | |
No, he wasn't the king of... | |
The Milton Berle show was so big, they had to... | |
Mass-produced televisions to accommodate the show. | |
Shape-shifting. | |
They realized, holy cow! | |
And yet, you ask people, they don't, they don't, Americans don't understand what history means. | |
They don't get it. | |
Because they're not taught. | |
They don't know how to think. | |
The most important, Taylor Swift is big. | |
Bing Crosby was bigger. | |
Bing Crosby was the biggest act anybody's ever seen. | |
Per portion, per capita, nobody's been bigger. | |
Nobody. | |
Nobody. | |
Everybody almost on the planet knew who Bing Crosby was. | |
Not everybody really is that familiar with Taylor Swift. | |
I know you don't believe it, but it's not true. | |
Pilgrim Media says, did last night really help President Trump? | |
What do you think? | |
Did last night, that's a good question, did last night help President Trump, yes or no? | |
Yes or no? | |
You betcha. | |
Not because of what he said, but because of what it meant. | |
That's all. | |
That's all. | |
It's what it meant. | |
The Sopranos was one of the most, again, I'm saying it, transformational shows ever. | |
It's not because of a particular incident. | |
It's not because of Tony, not James DiGandolini per se. | |
It was a part of it, but it changed Everything. | |
Everybody wants to go back. | |
People are still amazed by that. | |
The Godfather, the same particular theme, changed organized crime in the way it's perceived because it was the first time there was a show that ever focused on the inner workings of the mafia and not just the street thug. | |
It's transformational. | |
Absolutely transformational. | |
Television sitcoms. | |
Your show of shows. | |
Oh my god. | |
Rush Limbaugh. | |
Howard Stern. | |
Transformational when it came to radio. | |
Today, Joe Rogan. | |
Joe Rogan. | |
And before that, the granddaddy of them all, Alex Jones, will be in museums. | |
He opened up not only a new form of communication, because he was doing this first, but a new... | |
There was... | |
Democrat and Republican. | |
And then Alex Jones. | |
Cannot say anything enough for Alex Jones. | |
Cannot say anything. | |
James Beard. | |
First person to put cooking. | |
Do you know that today, in the old days, when you were a kid, women had to go to school. | |
They had home ec. | |
A lot of women, not everybody learned how to cook. | |
Today, if you want to learn, What YouTube has done in particular? | |
Cooking is so... | |
There is no... | |
Every single thing you want is here. | |
More women today can cook. | |
And I love these YouTube shows on hacks. | |
How to fold a shirt. | |
How to do this. | |
How to cut a clean grout. | |
Whatever it is. | |
More people have been turned on to this instructional world. | |
That they never would have ever been able to know before because of this. | |
It is completely transformational. | |
Transformation. | |
You would think, and this is the best part, with all the information on health that's available, the obesity rate is through the roof. | |
There was a woman the other day, I mentioned this the other day, she was the, or is the head of DEI at Delta Airlines, and she said some crazy things, and she weighs about 350 pounds. | |
Why is that today? | |
That's the one I want to know. | |
Why is it that we write more? | |
We are writing. | |
We're constantly doing this. | |
I do not have... | |
I'm one of these. | |
I don't have any... | |
Some... | |
My... | |
Hallux? | |
Hallux? | |
I forget. | |
Big toe and thumb. | |
I always get them confused. | |
But I have no dexterity there. | |
But with all the writing that people have done, why isn't our writing better? | |
It's incredible. | |
We write worse. | |
We can't write anything. | |
There's no signature. | |
Did you ever see this? | |
We use pens the way we cook, the way we eat. | |
The next time you go out to eat, remember this. | |
Remember I'm telling you this. | |
Just like if you watch any kind of cop shows, you'll say, bro, literally, bro. | |
Come on, bro. | |
Let go of me, bro. | |
Hey, bro. | |
Bro is the word. | |
Not guy, not you guys. | |
Bro is the big one. | |
In any event, the next time you go out to eat, just notice this. | |
Watch how people hold their food. | |
They go like this. | |
This is another one. | |
This. | |
For some reason, Americans said, hey, put this. | |
I don't know why. | |
Just notice this. | |
There's certain things. | |
So with all the information that we have about nutrition, why are we fatter? | |
Why can't we write even though we're writing all the time? | |
And why don't we know anything? | |
You have some of the best documentaries available right now on your phone to learn the history. | |
History condenses so many. | |
We know nothing. | |
It's a paradox that we'll never understand. | |
My friends, I want to thank you for that. | |
Please remember that do not lose your mind and remember something. | |
You will never know too much about what's happening in the world. | |
You will never know too much. | |
I promise you. | |
You will never know. | |
It is incumbent upon you to learn everything yourself. | |
Do not expect people to provide the work for you. | |
Do you hear what I'm saying? | |
You've got to do it yourself. | |
If you want to be a valued member of society, please follow Mrs. L at this... | |
Right here, Mrs. L, right there, at Lins Warriors. | |
There is the link I'm putting for you. | |
Lins Warriors on YouTube and Lins Warriors on X or Twitter. | |
I still can't say X. And there will be a live at some point today too as well, so make sure you are aware of that. | |
Alright, dear friends, have a great and glorious day. | |
Don't ever change to me, that sincerely. | |
And until we meet again, remember, and by the way, make sure you... | |
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Remember, the monkey's dead. | |
The show's over. | |
Sue ya. |