Episode 2776 CWSA 03/12/25
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What is the highlight of today's Coffee with Scott Adams?
Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and I'm pretty sure you've never had a better time. But if you'd like to take this experience up to levels that nobody can even understand with their tiny, shiny human brains, well, all you need for that is a cup or a mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice, a stein, a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. And it happens now. Go. So good. Well, if you haven't heard, Rosie O'Donnell has moved to Ireland. Yeah, she moved to Ireland because Trump got elected. So that'll serve him right. I guess she showed us. Moved to Ireland.
Speaking of Ireland, Ireland was wondering if Trump is going to put any tariffs on Ireland. And Trump said, tariffs on Ireland? Only on Rosie O'Donnell. Yeah, that's called a callback. It's called a callback. Well, if you didn't see the news yet on social media, one of the InfoWars hosts, Chase Geiser, got swatted a couple of times just yesterday.
What are the implications of swatting incidents?
So the swat got called by bad people who were pretending to be him. And they showed up. And the most recent time was 2 a.m. this morning. And The police pull up to his place and they put on the bullhorns and they say, get out here with your hands up with his wife and children in the house. Second time in one day. Now, I believe this is domestic terrorism and we're seeing more of it. All the Tesla stuff is domestic terrorism. And, you know, you could argue even some of the news coverage is domestic terrorism. It's so bad. But this is really bad. And I'm going to say if this were my own police department locally, I would say things like, well, I guess they have to follow their procedures. And I guess they can't know for sure. So they have to deploy.
That's what I would say for my local police department. So I didn't make them mad. But this is not my local police department. So I'm going to ask the obvious question. What the hell is wrong with you? How do you not figure out that these SWAT calls are fake? After the first one, the same day, and you can't figure out that the second one's fake and maybe figure out a different way to handle it? Now, I've heard people say, well, the law says they have to deploy. Well, what is deploy meaning? How about maybe call them on the phone? and say, can you turn on your FaceTime? Just show me the room. Everybody's good. It doesn't feel like this should be the hardest thing in the world. So I'm going to blame the police. If you do it once, the police need to respond.
I'm totally on board with responding once, even though that's domestic terrorism on behalf of the person who put in the fake call. But by the second time, the same day, and you can't figure that out? I'm pretty disappointed. Pretty disappointed. So, yeah, they need to figure that out. But this isn't as bad. This is just one of the worst things because I feel like, do you remember when under the Biden administration the Democrats were saying that the biggest problem in the country was right-wing white supremacist, I don't know, terrorists or something? There's never been anything like this. I mean, we're seeing full out, you know, color revolution terrorism. It's domestic terrorism. And it really needs to stop. So some people need to be arrested. And I have a real question about people who make anonymous calls or they make calls pretending to be the person who's going to get swatted. How in the world does that work? How do you pretend to be the person being swatted where you're calling from a telephone number that's clearly not from that person?
Wouldn't the first thing they do is look at their own logs and maybe call back on the number that they have for that person? Because, you know, the police always have, don't they? Can't the police always get a phone number for you if they have your address? I think they can. So I have lots of questions about this.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the highlight of today's Coffee with Scott Adams?
0:21–1:54
2
What are the implications of swatting incidents?
1:54–5:20
3
How is domestic terrorism related to Tesla?
5:20–18:38
4
What are the recent developments with USAID document shredding?
18:38–30:05
5
How are inflation rates currently affecting the economy?
30:05–35:10
6
What recent changes are happening in Greenland's political landscape?
35:10–51:06
7
What are the latest controversies involving media and misinformation?
51:06–1:18:11
Speakers
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