Zuby

He's a Nazi.

He's a white supremacist.

He's all these kind of things.

And, you know, just kind of take the punch light of it and completely strip it out of context.

Now, are those statements that I would have personally said no?

No.

Do I think he could have worded it better and explained things better?

Sure.

But at the same time, having spoken to him about it and seeing him talk about it on multiple things, I think, you know, I understand what he was getting at and the wider point that he was trying to make.

And we live in this world where it's kind of strange where someone can live

For 68 years and for decades and decades, be in the public eye and put out thousands of pieces of work, multiple books out there.

I don't know how many live streams, thousands of hours of quote unquote content.

And there are people who want to take one thing that you've said in your entire lifetime, take the very, you know, suppose the worst thing that you've said in your entire life, and they want to kind of make that your legacy and use it as a reason to kind of dismiss or to denigrate the man himself.

And I think that's just lame.

And but on the flip side of that, I mean, it's just been massive outpourings of love and support.

I actually said to my wife yesterday that I hope when I die, I get I get that much love and support.

I hope I hope that many people are sad when I die.

You know, he impact millions of people.

I've known of Scott Adams literally since I was a child growing up in Saudi Arabia.

I remember seeing all the different cartoons in the Arab News newspaper, it was called.