Back to episode — Episode 3025 CWSA 11/21/25
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as prices are projected to go down a little bit by Thanksgiving, and then the Trump administration will get to brag about their Thanksgiving gas prices. So gas will be heading down. Speaking of gas heading down, Eric Swalwell has announced he's going to run for governor of California. Well, California needs some extra gas, and I don't think anybody has more of it than he does, if you know what I…
← Previous segment →ty for anything really. Governor, senator, you want to run for president? Sure. I don't see why not. It's not like you've done anything wrong, such as lying to the American people about the most important things in the history of the republic. But none of that is disqualifying. I mean, come on. We're a big tent. The Democrats say we're a big, big tent. You can come in if you're even one of the designated liars.
You know, he's one of the handful of people I label the designated liars. They're different than normal political people. The designated liars will tell the lie that the top of the party wants to tell, but most of the people in the party would be a little uncomfortable with it because it's just such an obvious lie. But if you've got some designated liars, they'll say anything. And Eric Swalwell has been one of those designated liars who will say absolutely anything.
That role is currently being filled by Jasmine Crockett. Has anyone noticed that Jasmine Crockett just became the person who says the most ridiculous things? There's some new ones. I think we'll get to that. Unbelievable.
All right. So good job, Democrats, on somehow rewarding your designated liars.
You know, I'm not sure that AI is ever going to be super useful the way we imagined it would be. It'll be super useful for sure, but not necessarily the way we imagined it. Like you've got a little AI buddy and you just tell it to do stuff. Like that's the world I wanted, where I just tell my AI, "Hey AI, go make some dinner reservations or whatever." And then it opens up my apps and has access to my wallet.
How many of you would ever allow AI to have access to your money? Now, maybe if you had some kind of smallish limited credit card that was just for that, you know, so you could limit your damage if something happened. Maybe. But can you imagine a world where all the things that you do during the day, all the approvals, all the times you use your credit card, can you imagine having that connected to some AI that was built by somebody else, managed out of some other office, possibly in another country, and you're going to connect that stuff to your money?
All right. Well, I have a potential insight. Potential insight coming up.
You know how I always say that we've entered the cyborg era where we're already part machine, part people. It's not really our future. We're already there. I mean, if you have a phone in
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your hand or you've got any kind of headphone earplug kind of thing, you've kind of already started to merge with the machines. If you've got any kind of meta glasses on, you're another step closer. So we're sort of already committed to the cyborg, half human, half robot world. But what if, here's the part I'm going to add. What if the only way you could prove the AI part of you is real and it's…
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