Warren Smith

That's the dean at the college, that generation.

That's my parents, right?

They're on board with all... It's fun talking to them because it quickly dismantles, but they're still...

Well, because people, I think, because people viewed the Vietnam War, right or wrong, as a big injustice and a miscarriage of power, and it put them on edge.

We had World War II very different.

I mean, the narrative has shifted drastically.

It's so different from World War II to there.

That, I think, culturally, music, the counterculture, and there's cool things about all that.

I like Jimi Hendrix.

I think that was...

Yes, the turning point that has now led to the generation in control, and now we're seeing a completely new generation, the Destiny, his audience, who are pushing for literally, they're literally, we need to, they're claiming, we need to do what they did to Hunter Biden because, and I was listening to his moderator, try and talk to Destiny concerned about the radicalization of,

violent threats, being like, why do we need to make things up when they're doing things wrong already?

They believe there's enough to point where this guy believes they're actually, if they're doing things wrong, we should be able to point to it, which seems reasonable.

If you're going to try and arrest someone, you should be able to point to something.

Destiny's response is yet no, but they're too clever for that.

So we have to make it up.

It's literally like, I'm gonna make a video about it and show you him saying that.

Again, show, don't tell, people won't believe it, but they're saying we need to lock them up at any cost.

It doesn't matter because for the greater good, essentially.

Yes, understanding the laws of narrative hopefully will help with that, I think.