Bret Weinstein

So anyway, we should we should be interested in maintaining those programs. At the same time, we find the stuff that's actual nonsense and get rid of it as quickly as possible. And that's going to be a delicate balance. So far, we're so we're early in this process and you're going to have, you know, big wins like the revelations about USAID.

But the day will come soon enough when we're talking about discussions where we actually have to do a cost-benefit analysis on the programs that are targeted.

But the day will come soon enough when we're talking about discussions where we actually have to do a cost-benefit analysis on the programs that are targeted.

But the day will come soon enough when we're talking about discussions where we actually have to do a cost-benefit analysis on the programs that are targeted.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Well, you may remember years ago, I used to say that I want to live in a country so good that I get to be a conservative. I'm a liberal because there's a lot of problems with the way our system works. But the objective of all of that progressivism ought to be a system that doesn't require intervention in that way, in which everybody does have access to the market.

Well, you may remember years ago, I used to say that I want to live in a country so good that I get to be a conservative. I'm a liberal because there's a lot of problems with the way our system works. But the objective of all of that progressivism ought to be a system that doesn't require intervention in that way, in which everybody does have access to the market.

Well, you may remember years ago, I used to say that I want to live in a country so good that I get to be a conservative. I'm a liberal because there's a lot of problems with the way our system works. But the objective of all of that progressivism ought to be a system that doesn't require intervention in that way, in which everybody does have access to the market.

And so people really can be responsible for You know, lifting themselves out of whatever.

And so people really can be responsible for You know, lifting themselves out of whatever.

And so people really can be responsible for You know, lifting themselves out of whatever.

A fair system in which everybody starts out with the tools that allow them to take advantage of the market. That's great. And I want a system in which lazy people don't have money to spend and are motivated to become unlazy. Yeah. I don't want people profiting from destroying opportunities that belong to other people.

A fair system in which everybody starts out with the tools that allow them to take advantage of the market. That's great. And I want a system in which lazy people don't have money to spend and are motivated to become unlazy. Yeah. I don't want people profiting from destroying opportunities that belong to other people.

A fair system in which everybody starts out with the tools that allow them to take advantage of the market. That's great. And I want a system in which lazy people don't have money to spend and are motivated to become unlazy. Yeah. I don't want people profiting from destroying opportunities that belong to other people.

But if we had a system that was like that and everybody had the tools to utilize it, then we should want as little intervention as possible.

But if we had a system that was like that and everybody had the tools to utilize it, then we should want as little intervention as possible.

But if we had a system that was like that and everybody had the tools to utilize it, then we should want as little intervention as possible.

It just feels different, I have to tell you. I don't know what's coming, but it's at least delightful not to know what to think. The cynicism that was required to understand what was going on two months ago is now no longer required. You actually have to think about... what you're told is coming down the pike and think, well, I don't know, is that a solution?