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Do we have a Jillian? Do we have? Do we have a >> I could find a Jillian one. >> Yeah. >> I think the AI thing was the most amazing part. Um, >> the AI thing went out through. I I have not watched the whole debate and I don't know how much they cut around it, but this was happening throughout the entire thing. And her holding up the laptop at you to show you the a what the AI is saying is maybe one of the most amazing single frames of debate I've ever seen. I honestly think that I had disassociated so much that it didn't even occur to me what she was doing. Like I I think I was just had moved into the deepest recesses of my brain. Let's uh play the end here. I think this is maybe the tail end. I'm not sure. >> Okay. How long is the time frame to get from >> Okay. Honestly, I got to go. This has been great. U and I appreciate it. Thank you for having me on. >> Great. I'm just curious. >> The short answer is a matter of days to roughly one to two weeks. >> No, I wait. We got to go back. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, she's saying they have 60% uh uranium uh enriched highly enriched uranium. And it is the case that it doesn't take that long to get to 90% uh enriched uranium from 60. Um, particularly if you've gotten to 60. I suspect it's sort of like if you if you're age 70, your chances of living to age 80 are much higher than if you are 20 um, just statistically speaking. And I think if you have all and because of all the things that go into that, you've gotten this far and so you have the capacity so you could enrich to a 90%. That's what you need for a weapon. And that may only take uh a week, couple of days. >> Do you just pour that into a water bottle and then throw that at somebody? >> That's the point. You need to have an entire weapon delivery system. >> So it's not the same thing. And we've been hearing this over and over again. The Israelis have been saying Iran is days away from a nuclear weapon for literally 25 years. Um, and uh, but so I was like, I they're not two weeks away from a weapon. And like I like I don't know how you she had already like told me the USID only the cutting back only killed eight people. That's all she could find. But uh what it did do is it um funded um uh the I whatever the >> the organization that did the gain of function in Wuhan and created CO um and >> right >> um and then she was telling me about how you know all the benefits from RFK because I think she sort of conflated having SNAP um uh uh requirements of what SNAP recipients could uh restrictions on with SNAP uh um on what uh food outlets that sell to SNAP recipients uh what they had to supply etc. As if there was going to be like the FDA or uh USDA is going to go into 250,000 bedas and say like uh where are your fresh uh apples? I don't see them. Uh, so I mean there the these these institutions have been cut dramatically. The idea that they're going to be able to enforce this is just absurd. >> Um, but uh so continue on with >> I would just clue people into the way she has to retake a sentence here because it's clearly the first time she's reading it and doesn't know any of the context she's spouting. >> Rich, >> thank you for having me on. >> What was great? I'm just curious. The short answer is a matter of days to roughly one to two weeks. Sam, that's the answer. >> Days and weeks away from uh from a nuclear weapon. It's amazing how how many years for decades I've been hearing that >> it Sam they had 60% enriched uranium. It takes literally the short answer is a matter of days to roughly one to two weeks. And I did speak to somebody from the C. No. Okay. All right. How long is the time frame to get from 60% enriched uranium to weapons grade? The short answer is a matter of days to roughly one to two weeks because the law of physics and nuclear engineering because of the laws of physics and nuclear engineering. >> Yeah, this is um this is again for folks just listening. This is the Google search AI response on this >> nuclear engineering because of the laws of physics and nuclear engineering. >> But she's not a from getting a a weapon. >> Yeah. >> Uh which is which is what we were debating. I mean, she has no context for that. This is the thing Israel's been saying forever for she's she has AI psychosis. Really like the confidence she had to say that stuff that was just horseshit about like the the school bombing and stuff like that. Like >> and then we were talking about um Iran and and and Mosedc and I said, "Do you realize that the CIA uh couped uh Mosedc and who was the elected leader of Iran?" And she goes, "Well, that was but that was Sam. Sam >> that was that was >> the name of common ground. >> That that was uh 27 years before the sha came in. I mean, before the Ayatollah came in. Okay. So are we still going to get blamed for that? Are we going to get blamed for all the time that he was a dictator? Ham. It was one of the most sort of like uh honestly I was just associating throughout the entire thing. And apparently she cut into they um I mean, she got a good production team. >> Ryan um like they cut into uh they keep cutting you >> to cliffs into the thing. But the very beginning, can we get to the very beginning of it? >> This was this was the part where um she she had said she had emailed maybe someday we'll release the emails. uh she emailed and said like, you know, um what would Sam like to discuss? And as I had said on uh on Twitter to her, like I want to revisit the US ID and the Doge cuts the because that was the last time we talked. And uh she wanted to do more current things like transing kids. Uh and uh but we ended up I don't know if we ever settled on anything. Uh I don't know. But the first I don't know 10 minutes maybe more of the interview was her production team having put it together like like a super cut of every mean thing we've said about her. >> Oh man. And at one point at one point she's m I stopped listening and let's we got to get to the yep part. That's when Matt speaks and I may have said yep at the end of the clip and then she I had not let Elizabeth play it. >> Okay, so this is Yeah. Right right as she's about to cut to the uh nice compilation she made of our work. >> Oh, it's amazing. >> Change on Piers Morgan from a year ago. >> Promise you we will. That's why I'd like I'd like some of your time. Okay. S three >> to that woman from uh The Biggest Loser. Go f yourself. TAKE YOUR maja and shove it UP YOUR ASS. >> She now has a YouTube uh influencer channel. >> Even bigger loser. >> EVERYBODY KNOWS I HAVE TO KEEP UP WITH the perfect show for me to GO ON. >> IS THIS a meeting of >> All right, pause it for one second. Just pause it. Don't keep it to keep it up. But that last clip was literally from after um uh she made her challenge when I was mocking uh let's keep it real. But this is like such a like a short cut. Like I'm not even sure what the point is. Good. Just kidding. Gay. They're both gay. >> Snake oil. That's snake oil salesman talking about politics. >> Totally. >> I'm sure she read that book two weeks ago. >> Do pictures. >> Here's someone who quit her show because of criticism of Israel was happening. >> Talk to me about Islam. Tell me where we're getting from. >> Please come on my show and justify why Muslims aren't bad. >> Wrote it uh 3 hours ago. >> Nothing. Have we heard back anything? >> Nothing yet. >> Oh my god. She's a fool. >> Her role in media is to defend Israel. I think she's a a turf, right? So, she doesn't like trans people and thinks it takes away from feminism and then is also a maha person. >> They want to get rid of free lunches in in in schools. >> Sorry. Does Jillian deny that she's uh exclusive exclusive of trans people for in her family? >> I I think she probably would deny that she's a radical feminist. >> Okay. So, that's a person she's taking issue with. Okay. According to the logs, she found out what turf meant from Emma in that comment. According to what she told me in an email. >> Well, that's not very nice to make somebody look up a word. >> All right, let's keep going. Wait, wait. You got to keep going because at one point she makes me account for what you said, Matt. >> Okay. >> Both here and in Africa, which I know I care about both. She cares about neither, but is pretending about to care about the kids in America. >> Okay. Well, so first, let me address the fact that I'm sorry I did not get back to you within three hours. >> Great producers. I I Well, you gave us a lot to work with, Sam. >> I do. >> Um, having said that, I again, I'm sorry I didn't get back to you within three hours. A man of your stature. I apologize, but your followers spammed the email I put out. Sod number two. >> Not sure how to reach you, but uh have someone from your office email our podcast line and then she puts her email there. If you guys, you know, want to send her an email now, you know what her address is. Don't go wild with that >> And they did. Graphic number one. >> You, you know, hold on for one second. You know, th those guys are on a a completely different podcast. I >> I totally get it. But it seems like they they're your followers though. They they like you quite a bit along with like I didn't even know Hassan Per calls you uncle. >> They they do a show about uh about beefs, but I think >> I guess so. So then we get Okay. So, graphic number one. So, we got we did in fact get those emails and it made it very difficult to find yours. Uh, lol. I think they left off the last O. >> Can you in your guts? You're >> I just I hope people can understand my state of mind at this point. I'm like, this is I haven't been through something like this probably since I don't know, junior high, where, you know, like the the she wants to come on and just make it about her agrievement. She's so upset at the way that uh that people who like me have sent emails to her. Zach and Gavin, they I mean, they were they were laughing at her. That was so rude. I mean, it I at this point am like just questioning everything I've ever done in my life that led up to this moment. >> So, I've cut ahead to I believe the next super cut of things we say about her. >> It doesn't stop. >> You've seen Iranian people in the streets here telling everybody listen to what we are saying to you. Mom Donnie sounds like the Ayatollah. >> WAIT A SECOND. WAIT A SECOND. WAIT A SECOND. There are Iranian people in the US and the US >> saying that Mandani sounds like the Ayatollah. >> I'm assuming in 1979 like they're saying like leading up to the revolution, >> I guess. >> But no, uh the the Ayatollah was in exile in Paris, I believe, when the revolution hit. I mean, the the people that have a lot of credibility right now is the uh conservative Iranian diaspora. Yeah. Let's see what they have to say. >> And I would like for some specifics about what Mam Donnie has said that makes him sound like the Ayatollah. >> A lot of people picked their Manny 47 years ago in Iran which was at that time. If you watch the the if you just listen to what Mani said in New York, it's verbatim what Humeni said. 47 years ago in the Islamist lefty >> committee at that time and people got fooled because it was at the end of 70s and they just wanted to be hippies and free and that's how it looked like at that time for Iran. So they picked their supposed to just come and help people have free everything and give the oil money. >> How could you say no to How could you say no to free everything? is free and all of that and you watch watch what he says. You listen to Maani >> mind Iranian people on social media. >> Okay, I'm going to skip through the uh >> well, but understand. So um Jillian was showing that we lied and that there was an Iranian protester who said that um that Manny was like Kani. And so that's why I insulted the conservative Iranian d diaspora's idiots. That's why I said what I said. >> And I said, well, wait a second. Um, and first off, we should tell people, uh, Kmeni was not elected. Mamani was elected. I just want that's like a slight difference. >> I mean, >> potato potato >> potato potato. um committee uh you know um I think probably offered uh stuff like hey uh you know water transportation electricity um you'll be able to get those things uh I guess free buses is sort of like uh Kmeni but there's other people who have been >> now you're getting it policy >> I said to Jillian I said look I will stipulate that we lied that there was a person on the street. It's not hard to find somebody who's going to say that who said he was like Kami, but you tell me how is he like Kamani and she wouldn't engage in that part of the conversation. But we got to get to the point where she like says she plays a clip of you because and what how far into the to the debate are we now? >> I mean, we're about 15 minutes. So I I let me look give me just a second to search the track. >> And the amazing thing is at this point like I'm completely like disassociating and I'm not listening to anything and I'm just like waiting for this this whole thing. They had so many videos that they had cut they were so excited about or she was. I can only imagine what her editors what her producers are like. >> I guarantee they weren't excited. And and then she played this cut of Matt. I don't know what context it was. I honestly was not listening anymore. >> I think I might have found it. Okay. >> Okay. Go a little bit beforehand so we know the context. >> Oh yeah, here I am. Oh yeah, I got the lift wrecking hat on. That's great. Good little merch plug. >> Very lucky for that one. Okay. >> All right. Okay. >> Sam want to talk about the turf. Let's talk about the only thing that I accept. >> Castrophic that let's do saw number seven. >> Seven. Jesus. >> She's laughing. >> I also say that organicy um type of thing that she represents. It would be catastrophic. Um, there's an article in foreign policy magazine 2022. In Sri Lanka, organic farming went catastrophically wrong. Nationwide experiment is abandoned after producing only misery. basically tried to go pesticidefree and it caused food shortages. Uh, so these people have no real solutions other than they have a perverse in incentive in that when people are sicker they so and aren't uh covered by public health they turn to quacks like them. Yep. >> Yep. Okay. So that is that's exactly what we're talking about. That was in relation to USA. Did you read the article? >> Did I read the article? >> Mhm. You said yep. So, did you read it? Cuz it doesn't support any >> I don't even know what you're talking about. I honestly Matt was talking there. I don't know what you're talking about. >> You said yep. Are you not >> Okay. >> I said yep just now. >> It in the clip when he read it. >> But this this hours a day. I don't know when that clip was. >> I like how your shirt is less buttoned and your hair is getting more messed up as this thing goes on. >> So, this ties back to USA. this time. Play it. It's or show. I'm here to have an adult conversation. >> You're not You're just talking about how >> because I'm going to bust you in lie after lie after lie. >> That's great. So, in the article, >> there is no Let's Let's start at the beginning, shall we? >> Beginning. >> We were on Piers Morgan. You said to me >> that when I brought up that there were going to be tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, not millions of people over the course of the next decade who are going to die because of cuts in USAD. Your words to me were quote and I'm sure you have it s whatever number it is >> I do. >> Your words that's a red herring. >> Mhm. >> And then you said to me read a book >> and and if you know what I was talking about. Do you remember what book it was? >> Save Three Lives by Rodeale. >> Yes, I did read that book. >> Did you? Then you should read. >> I bought that book. I have it right here. Um, it was an okay book. >> There was a lot of stuff in there which I agree on going. Sam, you know when that book was written? Not only do I know when it's written, it actually started in the 50s 91. >> Sam, can I explain to you? >> And that was 35 years ago. >> And so I read the book. It mentions US ID once on page 65 where Rooddale actually speaks sort of positively of the US aid uh representative at a conference who is discussing discussing the the food run through what does the run through the supplies needed to grow food in Africa was actually I can't her energy is the most uh she's so oppressed. >> Yeah, >> she's so oppressed. I'm just trying to reach you. >> It's um there's like a kid thing where like you you kind of get on them for something like clean up the room or something and they like >> she's so exasperated. >> God. Okay, I'll do it. >> Oh, Sam, you're caught up in your whole Fouchi's really done a number on you. >> Mhm. >> Fouchi has you in his pocket. >> Boost your brain. Uh, I mean I I did she read the current affairs article that I mentioned. >> That's what I want to know. >> I I I will highly doubt that she that you did that she did. >> I didn't I wasn't listening at that point. Like I was not listening to the clips. So I had no idea. >> I I >> you get more and more disheveled and it's really cracking me up every >> I'm trying to think of what I was doing. I think I was trying to like reach a tissue or book. >> Oh, yeah. I was trying to find the book. >> Yeah. >> Just amazing. Um Um people that continue to watch somebody exposed for relying on AI that heavily need to like look themselves in the mirror and wonder like what am I doing with like the brain that's in my head? What am I feeding it? like am I giving it the best type of uh content that helps me understand the world or is this like actually a dead end that I'm going up to every day? >> I don't know that there's really that many people who do watch her and um and I think it is there is a feedback loop here. I mean, she is very much I don't think she was saying it was a pandemic. Uh she said the the that uh alliance health I think it was and we went deep into the alliance health stuff which of course I was like I am agnostic as to this question of alliance health. Um uh and the $30 million that Alliance Health got from USAD, which apparently justified cutting the billions of dollars that they send to deal with not just food, but malaria. I mean, we we spoke to Mark Allen Derry about uh about this um early warning for Ebola, you know, for just general health care that uh you know, both from a selfish standpoint, we get a return on investment and also just, you know, so that other people don't die. Um uh nutrition, etc., etc. Um, and then the rest that she was talking about was just we need to wait and see. Oh, do you have the Iran clip? Let's play that >> about the school. Yeah, this is the part where I was just like, I cannot I can't I can't I can't. She um she I think I I don't know how we got into this cuz honestly at one point I was in like um just sort of um automatic uh you know driver mode essentially. >> Um and I think she was telling me that Trump was the lesser of two evils. um she didn't have much to say about like maybe the PAS uh hadn't come out yet or whatever it was but lesser of two evils uh because Trump was not a war president like Biden was and I'm like he started a war in Iran. Biden didn't start a war. And she argued that uh Biden didn't do enough during the Minkx uh uh Minkx 2 um uh negotiations in 22, I think she was saying, to uh keep a war from happening. And uh do we have it? >> Um Oh, yeah. Yeah. I think I got it. Uh one second. There's a couple Iran things here, but this looks like I can Yeah, I'm going to put this up. Uh Brian, just wait one second. Let me full screen it so that we don't have the uh >> that is the one. >> I mean, it was uh one of the more uh uh frustrating uh experiences I've ever had in my life. But I mean, Donald Trump is waging a war right now. He just We just played a clip of him saying that he's waged multiple wars. >> If you're going to say Trump is a president of war, I I don't actually agree with you. I don't think so. >> I'm talking about Iran. >> Okay, let's talk about Iran. >> You know, we attacked Iran. We did. We did not attack Russia. >> True. >> You understand? You're comparing providing defensive weaponry to Ukraine to literally bombing another country. >> My my feeling on Iran right now is that we don't really know how it's going to turn out. So far, >> what do you mean we don't know how it's going to turn out? We already know right now. >> I don't agree with you. >> That we have killed um thousands of civilians. We have expanded uh >> with thousands of civilians. We've killed thousands of Iranian civilians on the street. >> We've killed thousands of Iranians. Yes. >> Civilians or or the IRGC >> civilians? I don't think that's controversial at all. >> Really? All right. Team, have we killed thousands of Iranian civilians? I know there was uh some skepticism over a school. >> Oh god. >> There's skepticism over that school. >> Yes. Because >> I don't even think the US government has denied it. They just said that it >> they actually um >> they've said that they think that it was probably an IRGC missile potentially hitting the school. >> Oh my god. >> And there's no defined answer cuz I tried to find it. How many >> I tried to ask if there was a defined answer. Like I mean just the I I don't know if this is willful ignorance or just ignorance ignorance >> sort of empowered ignorance. >> It's just the the level of delusion. If you want to understand the way these antivax people operate, this is a perfect example. This is a perfect example. I I tried to find something definitive from who? From God, >> right? >> Like like what like I asked Google AIA, you know, artificial intelligence and it said we're not 100% sure. I mean, this is this is the way that they operate. >> Yeah. >> Um, and >> it's a bad sign for the future, I think, too. >> And just to speak of like there's some what did you say? Skepticism. >> Yeah. Skepticism about a school. >> Yeah. >> Just insane. >> But, uh, there it is. Jillian Michaels. Um, well, the good news is AI is doing all sorts of other good things for us, uh, like, uh, for our drinking water. >> Hey folks, don't forget to hit the subscribe button and check out our daily show. We do it every day at 12:00 p.m. Eastern for about 2 and a half hours. We even take phone calls. You should check that out.