Tim Miller

Like people don't have a great macroeconomic sense about how things are going.

If you're being told things are going great and jobs are being created, right?

Like, you know, they are taking advantage of that, right?

And I do think the new technologies kind of allow for it.

I mean, China does this quite well, you know, within their country.

And obviously we're not at that level, you know, but yeah, and Russia, but it seems like it's on that trajectory.

Yeah.

Look at the California conversation around the California conversation.

This extends also, I see you're pushing about Elon's commentary on what is happening in the UK with protests and with the backlash to some of the migrant violence issues.

One thing I wanted to correct, it was earlier in the week, I think it was with Bill on Monday, I had said that, and this shows that

You know, we all can be victims of misinformation online.

I'd say that the person that was charged with killing Henry Nowak in Southampton was an immigrant.

He actually was a British Sikh, and he was Sikh, but he was a native of the UK.

And then we also now have an outburst in Belfast.

There's a Sudanese asylum seeker who's charged with attempted murder over a knife attack and massive protests there.

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building on fire you know where there are a lot of uh immigrant residents violence uh tommy robinson like the racist street thug um in the uk sparking a lot of this elon posting on all of this right and and that is you know in part impacting what's happening in the real world right it's getting people out into the streets to do these protests but it also is creating this distorted view

Of what's happening, you know, in Britain broadly, you know, based on kind of isolated, horrible, but like isolated incidents.

The perpetrator called the police to report the crime.

And so the cop assumed that they were the victim, not the perpetrator.