Back to episode — Episode 2271 Scott Adams - CWSA 10/24/23
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nthusiastically take a hug. Even if they're not comfortable they'll still take a free hug because a free hug is like money. Like who gives free hugs? So he's having this mind-blowing experience to find out that strangers, somebody you just met and just applied a little bit of your social skills to, so what they know about you is like 1%, but it was your good 1% that you put forward, they'll
← Previous segment →take a hug. It's like one of the greatest lessons in life that people will actually take a hug if you offer it to them. Like if you mean it, everybody likes a hug. All right, guy and guy not so much, but sometimes that too.
I had a realization about January 6 that made everything come together. So January 6, as you know, Trump was accused of inciting an insurrection. Now let me ask you this. Imagine a world where that didn't happen. It would be something really, really wrong with that world, wouldn't there? You know what that would be? It would be after five solid years of the media telling half of the country that Trump was Hitler. On January 6 he was a few days from leaving office without doing anything Hitler-like. Think about it. What would that have done to the entire media narrative for five years? They hammered it nonstop that he would never leave office, that he was looking to be a dictator, that he was basically Hitler, and that it was always 1939 Germany every day he was alive. Right? I'm right.
So after five years of saying he's going to be Hitler, suppose he had just left office and January 6 is the only thing that was different. That's the only thing. The media would have exposed itself for having run an op on the American people for five years, the biggest op that you would have seen in your life. But what happens if they sell you that January 6 was an insurrection? Then they were right for five years. They were wrong for five years and they had one chance left because he was almost out of power. The moment he was out of power it would be obvious that he didn't have any remaining power. He would just be out of office, you know, the way he was.
So if they had not taken that last chance to demonize him as the devil, their last five years would have been a lie. So that explains why they tried so hard to demonize somebody who just lost an election. I mean typically you don't demonize the loser, right? That's pretty unusual. But they needed to not only to keep him from running again but to cover up five years of fake news and fake narrative. It wasn't even fake news. It was pure brainwashing with the complete knowledge of all the people involved. It was propaganda slash brainwashing for five solid years. And it would have all been exposed if they had not run this little op at the end to make you think that, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, there's still a little time. We were right. My God we were. We were almost, we were a few days from being so embarrassingly wrong about the biggest thing in the world. But wow, wow, we got lucky on that last public event. Yeah, yeah, he went all Hitler just like we thought he would. Wow, we're smart. Five years we told you this would happen. It almost didn't, but we were right. We were right in the end. Right?
Now once I explained it to you that it was their last chance to prove he was Hitler and they didn't have any proof so they manufactured it on the last weeks, you can see it, right? It's super obvious.
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As soon as I say it, am I right? Is there a single person here who would deny that that's exactly what happened? They realized they had no Hitler material after five years so they had to manufacture it just before he walked out the door to keep their game alive. It's pretty remarkable. And the country largely bought it. Half of the country. It's the only half they needed to convince. Quite amazing…
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