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Bill Gates and Farmland
00:04:41
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| That the number of Americans who see this as a very serious problem is declining. | |
| That's good. | |
| Good thing. | |
| So talking to you about Bill Gates and other sick, rich people. | |
| Why is Bill Gates, isn't he buying up vast amounts of land in the United States? | |
| He's the largest owner of farmland? | |
| Maybe in the world, as an individual. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And he has very sick ideas. | |
| So, if Bill Gates made $200,000 a year, he would be irrelevant, obviously. | |
| His entire relevance is what he has done with his money. | |
| And on the left, you're adulated if you have a lot of money. | |
| It's really ironic, the people who... | |
| Loathe capitalism and materialism and consumerism. | |
| Worship the wealthy. | |
| If you have wealthy... | |
| What is the famous line in Fiddler on the Roof? | |
| Oh yes, if I were a rich man. | |
| That's right, that's the whole song. | |
| It's the most famous song from Fiddler on the Roof. | |
| If I were a rich man. | |
| Let me give you the... | |
| I'm going to get the lyrics because... | |
| That's perfect on what I'm talking about. | |
| Oh, Lord, you made many, many, many poor people. | |
| I realize, of course, it's no shame to be poor, but it's no great honor either. | |
| So what would have been so terrible if I had a small fortune? | |
| If I were a rich man. | |
| All day long I'd bitty-bitty bum. | |
| If I were a wealthy man, I wouldn't have to work hard. | |
| if I were a bitty-bitty... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... | |
| ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... ...and I would like to see... | |
| ...so let me read to you... | |
| Okay, thank you, Sean. | |
| So here is a line from this, which is perfect. | |
| Okay? | |
| The most important men in town would come to fawn on me. | |
| They would ask me to advise them like a Solomon of the Wise. | |
| Right? | |
| And it won't make one bit of difference. | |
| If I answer right or wrong, when you're rich, they really think you know. | |
| Bill Gates is a moron. | |
| He's a bona fide moron. | |
| The man is as shallow as they get. | |
| No one would give a hoot about what he thought about anything. | |
| No one would read anything he wrote if he weren't so rich. | |
| And the same holds true for almost all of these people on the left who have billions of dollars. | |
| And ruin society with their money. | |
| Because they're bored and they want to make a difference. | |
| Why is he buying all that farmland? | |
| Why is he the biggest farmland owner in America? | |
| And probably the world. | |
| But the other thing that I think about is the staggering... | |
| His home. | |
| I mean, it's like a... | |
| I don't know. | |
| It's a camp. | |
| So as I said, I have been with billionaires, and you would not know it. | |
| If you had dinner with some of the billionaires that I have had dinner with, you would think they're well-off, but you would never think they're a billionaire. | |
| Because that's not what defines them. | |
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Fascinating Poll: The Super Wealthy on the Left
00:02:32
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| Usually, they have a religious commitment. | |
| Not always. | |
| And so they understand. | |
| They're lucky. | |
| They might use it for good. | |
| Of course, Bill Gates thinks he's doing good. | |
| I don't know what good he thinks he's doing, I guess, climate change. | |
| Anyway, that's some speculation on the super wealthy on the left. | |
| So anyway, this poll is fascinating to me because... | |
| If it's true, this is a big deal. | |
| The damage that they're doing is the issue. | |
| I don't care that they cry wolf. | |
| I care about the damage that they do. | |
| To use Greta Thunberg as sort of your spokesman, it's almost cruel. | |
| She's a disturbed young woman. | |
| To think that people take seriously what she says? | |
| Among young people between the ages of 18 and those who see climate change as a very serious problem has fallen. | |
| Oh, it doesn't as usual. | |
| The number of things I read, it's not just typos. | |
| Do you have this open? | |
| Read this sentence, among young people. | |
| Among young people between the ages of 18 and... | |
| No. | |
| Between 18 and what? | |
| It doesn't give another age. | |
| The number of things that are written that are not read again, I get ad copy. | |
| It is a rare, rare one sheet of paper that does not have some errors in it. | |
| Is it fair to say that the pursuit of excellence has declined in the society? | |
| I don't want to overstate things, so I challenge myself. | |
| Am I generalizing incorrectly? | |
| I'm pro-generalization, but it has to be correct. | |
| You would say plummeted. | |
| Okay, that was Sean. | |
| Anyway... | |
| Those who see climate change, a very serious problem, has fallen to 50%. | |
| Alright, that's good. | |