Back to episode — Episode 1353 Scott Adams - LeBron, Pelosi, Mask Studies, Police Stuff, and More Ridiculousness
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ng. But at least those professionals, I thought, really should make you proud as an American. The judge and both of the attorneys should make you proud. There's some more good news. The Perseverance rover up there on Mars just turned some carbon dioxide into oxygen. Did I mention on Mars? This is one of those stories where it's so mind-bogglingly awesome that there's nothing you can say about it…
← Previous segment →the truth about a story. I'm not making that up. That's not an exaggeration. It's big news on social media anyway that Don Lemon and Chris Cuomo told the truth about a story that we can all see clearly because it's on the video about the young woman who got killed by the police.
And here's what Don Lemon actually said. He said that when police roll up on the scene, they see people tussling around, someone has a knife, and their job is to protect and serve every life on that scene. Protect and serve every life. That's what Don Lemon said. Police job is to protect and serve every life on the scene. That gets really, really dangerously close to saying all lives matter, isn't it? I mean it's not the same. You're saying that their duty is to protect and serve every life on the scene, but does that imply that every life matters? Because I feel that that would be kind of racist. At least that's what I've been told by CNN. So I don't know if this means that they've gone full racist because they're doing the thing that I think they consider racist, saying that every life matters. But maybe that's a different concept so they can get away with it.
Over in India, the COVID is raging and they've got a new death high and a new infection high. And I'm wondering what this does to the skeptics because didn't we believe that India was doing fine because allegedly they were taking malaria drugs like hydroxychloroquine and allegedly they had lots of sun, maybe not as much air conditioning in some cases, maybe they had some kind of herd immunity already? But maybe none of that's true.
So if there's one thing we know about coronavirus, is that we don't know anything about coronavirus. Ever
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y time we think we know something, it just turns out not to be the case. It's pretty consistent. So what do we know about India? Nothing, really, right? Yeah, it's a double variant, but I can't believe it's only in India. Severity seems low. Somebody says, well, I imagine that part of this is that their data was really bad before and maybe it's improving. Or maybe the numbers are just so big that…
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