Scott Adams

I have no idea how to do one.

I'm like, great, I can make a podcast for you.

And we did one and it ended up becoming the podcast that governments around the world were listening to.

And it's very interesting to see some of our information has made its way through the political establishments around the world and seems to be having an effect on policy.

So for four years, I worked with this guy, built out his platform online and

And they gave me a crash course in how this entire infrastructure works, which is why I see the Somalian stuff going on in Minnesota.

I'm like, oh, yeah, I know exactly.

Murray, that's exactly what happens in parts of Canada and in Latin America as well.

I see it all over the place in Colombia when I used to live in Colombia and I go there frequently.

And I see that happening in Latin America.

So yeah, that's, that's a short, like I said, there's a long story and there's a lot of things that I've been involved in to try to help all of us push back against this, this extremist insanity that we're seeing on both sides and try to bring people together, which I think is the, that was what Scott was trying to do broadly.

And, you know,

We could talk for days about it.

It was total chaos.

I mean, this is how you can see your protests that you have in the United States.

They're completely foreign funded and organized.

They're corporations.

Because a real protest like what ours was, there's no uniform signs.

There's no uniform messaging.

Everybody wants to be in charge.