Back to episode — Episode 2981 CWSA 10/07/25
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Oh wait. According to Grok, it is. So I went to Grok and said, you know, just to make sure, I said is there any situation where ignorance of the law would be a legitimate defense? Because I've always been told that ignorance of the law is no defense at all and that it wouldn't matter what the law was. You can't just pretend you didn't know. I mean that would be its own set of problems. But there…
← Previous segment →saying this over and over again, and it looks like she will, it will work. It won't work on any Republicans. None. But of the low information Democrats it will work with every one of them. All they have to do is hear it three times. They hear it three times, it's a fact the rest of their life.
So that's your persuasion lesson of the day. If somebody prominent says something more than three times and you hear it, you're probably going to think it's true if they're on your side. If they're not on your side you might say, "Hey, I think they're lying." But if they're on your side you're totally going to believe it.
So even though you might have thought to yourself, oops sorry cat. Come down here. Come on Gary. Don't step on that. So even if you thought that Kamala was being pathetic and stupid and drunk, it totally works.
And by the way she has an argument. If she didn't have any argument then maybe it wouldn't work. But the argument is that if you looked at the number of counties won it's an overwhelming win for Trump. If you looked at the electoral college, nice solid win for Trump. But if you looked at just the total number of people who voted, yeah you might be within what is it 1 or 2% or something. So she's going to argue the overall percentage number and then say, "Well there you go. Closest election." I don't even know if that's true. It doesn't need to be true by the way. It only needs to
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make you think it was really close. And then you don't need to know the details. So totally successful persuasion even though it's at least half. Well the CDC has updated their recommendation for vaccines so to speak. And they want kids to get the chickenpox vaccine separate from the big bunch of vaccines that they usually get that usually includes chickenpox. So apparently there's some new info…
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