Back to episode — Episode 960 Scott Adams - Fake News, Bad Math, Bad Mind-Reading, Bad Behavior in the News
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t of law. Is that a life sentence? Thirty years? Execution? Capital offense? I don't know. Because I can't think of a bigger problem. You know what would be more of a crime than that? Would a terrorist act be more of a crime than that? I don't know. It's a pretty big crime. Feels like the biggest crime I've ever seen. Maybe that's not actually violent. So I just put that out there. Hey, if there'…
← Previous segment →sn't look like it to me. You know if I had to put my own money on it I'd say there are two facts in there but the way you've woven it together, no that's just misleading. That's what I'd bet on. But I also would have bet the FBI was not trying to remove a legally elected president. I would have been wrong about that. So I like to remind you when I'm right, but it's also just as useful to remind you when I'm wrong. And I would say that even though I could make an argument that I cheated a little bit about how organized it was, I would have to say overall that I was just wrong on that one. So count that one on my incorrect predictions.
All right, I think that was everything I wanted to talk about. Just checking my notes. Yes it is. That's it. That's all I had.
Did President Obama know? Well that would certainly make things interesting, wouldn't it? Wouldn't that be interesting? Here's my best guess on that. Now even though all these people were professionals
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and you would think that they would be smart enough not to write stuff down, right? Wouldn't they be smart enough not to write down the things that are going to get them in jail or whatever? But I have to think that Obama was never that dumb. You know, my impression of Obama, you can love him or hate him for his policies or whatever, I don't care. But I don't know that anybody has questioned his i…
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