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00:00I mean, are you trying to get me assassinated before this even happens?

00:03No, no, pick a line.

00:05So how did we end up here?

00:07These comments from Musk only partially ingest.

00:10The guy knows he's put a large target on his back.

00:12Many of them, in fact, disrupting multiple industries, calling out corrupt wolves, masquerading

00:18as politicians, speaking up on important issues.

00:20Oh, and then there was the whole acquiring Twitter, now X, which is aggressively siphoning

00:26viewers of the fake news, accelerating the death spiral of the legacy media.

00:31It's their own fault, but X is going to make this happen even faster.

00:35So Musk, not entirely joking here, the context was regarding his proposed involvement in

00:41a Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency, and we'll come back to this

00:46in a moment.

00:47But the reason I bring this up today, another dangerously stupid moron has attempted to

00:53take out Donald Trump, also known as Orange Man Bad.

00:57Now I want to say something.

00:58When dangerously stupid people hear the same lie over and over and over, not only are they

01:06prone to believe it, by the way, totally unrelated matters, safe and effective, it's for your

01:10protection, not their quarterly profits, and what laptop?

01:12But these dangerously stupid people are often likely to take action based on this lie.

01:18Add to the mix the fact that there are many, many dangerously stupid and, key word here,

01:23unhinged people out there, and you have a recipe for disaster when you become an enemy

01:29of the hate stream media and or the establishment, although they're the same fucking thing.

01:33We're going to be dancing around a little bit today, but bear with me, folks.

01:37There is an overarching point.

01:38This posted on X, X recorded 22% year over year growth through the end of August, 22%.

01:47That's crazy.

01:48To illustrate just how fucking crazy 22% year over year growth is, if this were to occur

01:53for four consecutive years, the cumulative growth will be 10 times that number at about

02:00222%, the power of compounding.

02:04And I saw some guy who made an observation that I think I agree with.

02:08He said, these people are coming from legacy media who hate you and hate humanity.

02:13The hate stream media was already dying of self-inflicted wounds.

02:16X is accelerating their demise.

02:18They know this, their attacks on X and Elon Musk will only intensify until they take their

02:24final breath.

02:25Now, why would he talk about attacks on Elon Musk and X intensifying until the hate stream

02:30media completely vanishes?

02:32So again, today, just a few hours ago, another unhinged lunatic tried to take out Donald

02:39Trump.

02:40There's two attempts on this guy's life in a matter of weeks.

02:43But of course, I'm sure the rhetoric from the hate stream media has nothing at all to

02:46do with this, nor his political opponents.

02:49And what's the connection here?

02:50Well, here's a recent clip from Orange Man Bad himself, talking about Elon Musk's involvement

02:56in a government efficiency commission.

02:58Fourth, at the suggestion of Elon Musk, who has given me his complete and total endorsement.

03:04That's nice.

03:05Smart guy.

03:06He knows what he's doing.

03:07He knows what he's doing.

03:09That's very, very much appreciated.

03:11I will create a government efficiency commission tasked with conducting a complete financial

03:16and performance audit of the entire federal government and making recommendations for

03:22drastic reforms.

03:23Need to do it.

03:24Can't go on the way we are now.

03:32And Elon, because he's not very busy, has agreed to head that task force.

03:37Be interesting.

03:38He has the time.

03:39He'll be a good one to do it.

03:41Fourth, at the suggestion.

03:42Let's just take a quick pause.

03:44Orange Man Bad, public enemy number one.

03:46Again, two extremely low testosterone, mentally deranged soy boys have attempted to take this

03:52guy out in the past few weeks, no doubt due to having the Orange Man Bad program installed

03:57in their malfunctioning brains from the hate stream media.

04:01And to be clear, I'm not holding the hate stream media responsible.

04:04It's the deranged soy boys who are responsible.

04:07However, the hate stream media, no doubt, have planted these seeds, had they not spent

04:11the last number of years saying that Orange Man Bad is a threat to democracy, comparing

04:15him to Hitler and so on.

04:17These kind of deranged lunatics would instead be posting about how they hate being an incel

04:20on Reddit and how women are the worst thing to ever exist.

04:24So just imagine that public enemy number one, Orange Man Bad, teams up with Elon Musk, public

04:29enemy number two, Elon Bad, Rocket Man Bad, billionaire bad, blah, blah, blah.

04:33But not only that, but together, Orange Man Bad plus Elon Bad signal their intent to gut

04:40the extremely bloated, inefficient, wasteful United States government of all its dead weight.

04:47Remember, Musk does have some experience doing this, shout out to buying Twitter and shit

04:51canning roughly 80% of the head count and suddenly, magically, miraculously, the service

04:56dramatically improves in the following 12 plus months with a fraction of the head count.

05:01He is the man for the job.

05:03And the final ingredient here, if it didn't get bad enough, not only are public enemies

05:07number one and number two teaming up to gut the government, but public enemy number two,

05:11Elon Bad, owns X, which is literally siphoning away at a staggering rate viewers of the hate

05:18stream media who have a further incentive to demonize both Orange Man Bad and Elon Bad.

05:23I wish I did not need to discuss this folks, but dangerous times are ahead.

05:27And if anyone out there still seems to be under the impression that the United States

05:31government, A, is not inefficient, B, is not corrupt, well, I saw this post from one

05:38of my favorite sufferers of TDS who nailed this one, our government is corrupt and stealing

05:44our money.

05:45Now just imagine by the way for a moment that you happen to be somebody within the United

05:49States government and you are corrupt and you are stealing the money of taxpayers and

05:53Orange Man Bad plus Elon Bad are going to be analyzing and dissecting the US government

05:58top to bottom for efficiency, waste, corruption, and theft.

06:02Yeah, nothing to say here, don't worry.

06:04So let's read.

06:05United Airlines just put Starlink on a thousand plus planes, but the FCC claims we need to

06:11spend five to $10,000 per rural home for wired connections.

06:15This is for internet.

06:17These homes are putting Starlink in on their nickel while they wait for a cable modem in

06:2210 years.

06:23What the fuck?

06:24Pure corruption or insane stupidity.

06:26You decide that in response to this from Brandon Carr, the Brandon Carr, you might

06:30remember this guy, commissioner of the FCC, Federal Communications Commission.

06:35This guy, this same guy dissented, spoke out against the FCC himself, taking a huge career

06:42risk when these fuckwits rescinded an agreement with Starlink to provide internet access to

06:47rural Americans.

06:48Now check this out.

06:49Brandon, recapping 2023, the FCC claims that Starlink is not capable of providing high

06:55speed internet to thousands of people as the reason for revoking an $885 million award

07:01to the company.

07:02Now, just to be clear, Starlink was capable.

07:04The reason that this award was rescinded is because of corruption from the Biden administration

07:10going after Elon.

07:11Bad public enemy number two.

07:12These are the facts.

07:13Unless your head's up your ass, you will accept this as accurate.

07:16I highly encourage people to dig into some of the details of this if you're a little

07:21skeptical.

07:22In short, there was an agreement.

07:23Starlink would provide internet access to rural Americans for a fraction of the cost

07:26anyone else could do it.

07:27Then suddenly out of absolutely nowhere, the FCC is like, oh, you know what?

07:30Yeah, no, fuck you.

07:31No money for you.

07:32You can't provide internet.

07:33You're not capable of doing it.

07:34In fact, we're going to spend multiples more money paying a bunch of other companies to

07:38do the same thing you could have done, but years later and for significantly higher cost.

07:42Because Elon bad.

07:43I mean, because not Elon bad.

07:45This isn't a Biden administration instruction.

07:48We have a good reason.

07:49Bye.

07:50Look over there.

07:51Distraction.

07:53Well, 2024, the FCC claims that Starlink provides so much high speed internet that the word

07:57monopoly should be tossed out there.

07:59Yeah, that's right.

08:00The FCC chair in 2024, quote, our economy doesn't benefit from monopolies.

08:05So we've got to invite many more space actors in many more companies that can develop constellations

08:10and innovations in space.

08:11Now, look, I don't have anything particularly that I strongly disagree with in her statement

08:16that competition isn't a good thing.

08:19It is right.

08:20Competition is great.

08:21It's pretty rich now coming from the FCC chair, implying that Starlink has a monopoly suggesting

08:28comprehensive coverage and market dominance, which is true.

08:32But hey, I mean, to be clear, SpaceX, owner of Starlink, is literally launching competitors

08:37constellations as well.

08:38It's not a monopoly in traditional sense.

08:41They've just executed the same FCC a year earlier doing a massive backflip on awarding

08:46Starlink a pile of cash to help connect rural Americans.

08:50You can't make this stuff up.

08:51So let's again just take a moment here.

08:53Orange man bad plus Elon bad teaming up to gut the government of inefficiencies and waste.

08:58A history of Biden administration government agencies going after Elon, attacking him and

09:03his companies.

09:04The hate stream media have it in for Musk because of X.

09:06Both Musk and Orange man bad have massive balls and don't give a shit.

09:09So instead of cowering in the corner like little pussies and just caving into pressure,

09:13they will continue to fight for what they believe in.

09:15And you have Musk's not so jestful comments about, are you trying to get me assassinated?

09:20I mean, with Trump, what would be a good target just in terms of like ballpark?

09:26Are you trying to get me assassinated before this even happens?

09:29No, no.

09:30I want to finish by playing this fairly long clip of Elon Musk at the all in summit discussing

09:36some of the unreasonable treatment he and his companies have received from the US government

09:40and his potential role in a government efficiency commission under a Trump administration.

09:45Keeping in mind what has just happened today, this is what happens when somebody tries to

09:49do the right thing and has the courage to stand up against bullies, whether they're

09:54individuals, media machines, or wasteful governments.

09:57My message folks is that the attacks on Musk from every direction will only intensify leading

10:03into the 2024 US presidential election.

10:07And then assuming no late mail comes in, well, pipes have burst and counting has stopped.

10:12During a Trump administration, Department of Government Efficiency, as X continues

10:16to siphon away viewers from the hate stream media, bro, let us hope that Musk has really

10:22beefed up his personal security detail.

10:24I wish I did not need to be saying this.

10:27He did a great job.

10:29And you know, one of the things is there's this image on X of like, basically like you,

10:34Bobby, Trump, and JD are like the Avengers, I guess.

10:39And then there's another meme where you're in front of a desk where it says D-O-G-E,

10:44the Department of Governmental Efficiency.

10:46Yes.

10:47Yes.

10:48I posted that one.

10:49Tell us about it.

10:50I made it using Grok, the Grok image generator.

10:54And I posted it.

10:55Tell us about it.

10:56And put it to my profile.

10:57Seek for efficiency.

10:58How do you even do it?

11:01Well, I mean, I think with great difficulty, but you know, look, it's been a long time

11:09since there was a serious effort to reduce the size of government and to remove absurd

11:15regulations.

11:16Yeah.

11:17And, you know, the last time there was a really concerted effort on that front was Reagan

11:21in the early 80s.

11:22So we're 40 years away from a serious effort to remove, you know, regulations that don't

11:30serve the greater good and reduce the size of government.

11:34And I think it's just, if we don't do that, then what's happening is that we get regulations

11:39and laws accumulating every year until eventually everything's illegal.

11:44And that's why we can't get major infrastructure projects done in the United States.

11:48Like if you look at the absurdity of the California high-speed rail, I think they spent $7 billion

11:53and have a 1,600-foot segment that doesn't actually have rail in it.

11:57I mean, your tax dollars at work?

11:59I mean.

12:00Yeah.

12:01What are we doing?

12:02I mean, it's like high-speed concrete, you know?

12:05And I mean, I think it's like, you know, I realize sometimes I'm perhaps a little optimistic

12:11with schedules, but, you know, I mean, I wouldn't be doing the things I'm doing if I was, you

12:20know, not an optimist.

12:23So but at the current trend, you know, California high-speed rail might finish sometime next

12:30century.

12:31Maybe.

12:32But probably not.

12:33We'll have teleportation by that time.

12:35Yeah, exactly.

12:36AI would do everything at that point.

12:39So I think you really think of, you know, the United States and many countries, it's

12:47arguably worse than the EU, as being like Gulliver tied down by a million little strings.

12:52And like any one given regulation is not that bad, but you've got a million of them.

12:58Or millions, actually.

13:00And then eventually just can't get anything done.

13:03And this is a massive tax on the consumer, on the people.

13:08It's just they don't realize that there's this massive tax in the form of irrational

13:13regulations.

13:14I'll give you a recent example that, you know, is just insane, is that like SpaceX was fined

13:22by the EPA $140,000 for, they claimed, dumping potable water on the ground, drinking water.

13:31And we're like, this is at Starbase.

13:33And we're like, we're in a tropical thunderstorm region.

13:37That stuff comes from the sky all the time.

13:42And there was no actual harm done.

13:43You know, it was just water to cool the launch pad during liftoff, and there's zero harm

13:49done.

13:50And they're like, they agree, yes, there's zero harm done.

13:51And we're like, okay, so there's no harm done.

13:53And you want us to pay a $140,000 fine?

13:56It's like, yes, because you didn't have a permit.

13:58Okay.

14:00We didn't know there was a permit needed for zero harm, fresh water, being on the ground

14:04in a place where fresh water falls from the sky all the time.

14:09Next to the ocean.

14:10Next to the ocean.

14:11Because there's a little bit of water there too.

14:13Yeah.

14:14I mean, sometimes it rains so much the roads are flooded.

14:16So we're like, you know, how does this make any sense?

14:21And then they were like, well, we're not going to process any more of your applications for

14:26launch, for Starship launch, unless you pay this $140,000.

14:29They just ransomed us and we're like, okay, so we paid $140,000, but it was, it's like,

14:34this is no good.

14:35I mean, at this rate, we're never going to get to Mars.

14:37I mean, that's the, that's the confounding part here is we're acting against our own

14:44self-interest.

14:45You know, when you look at, we do have to make, putting aside fresh water, but hey,

14:51you know, there, the rocket makes a lot of noise.

14:54So I'm, I'm certain there's some complaints about noise once in a while, but sometimes

14:57you want to have a party where you want to make progress and there's a little bit of

15:00noise.

15:01Therefore, you know, we, we trade off a little bit of noise for massive progress or even

15:05fun.

15:06So when did we stop being able to make those trade-offs, but talk about the difference

15:11between California and Texas, where you and I now reside, Texas, you were able to build

15:18the Gigafactory.

15:19I remember when you got the plot of land and there, it seemed like it was less than two

15:24years when you had the party to open it.

15:27Yeah.

15:28From start of construction to completion was 14 months, 14, 14 months.

15:35Is there anywhere on the planet that would go faster?

15:36Is like China faster than that?

15:39China was 11 months.

15:40Got it.

15:41So Texas, China, 11 and 14 months, California, how many months?

15:46And just to give you a sense of size, the Tesla Gigafactory in China is three times

15:51the size of the Pentagon.

15:52Which was the biggest building in America?

15:54No, there are bigger buildings, but the Pentagon is a pretty big one.

15:56Yeah.

15:57Or it was the biggest.

15:58In units, in units of Pentagon, it's like three.

16:00Okay.

16:01Three Pentagons and counting.

16:02Yeah.

16:03Got it.

16:04In 14 months, the, just the, just the regulatory approvals in California would have taken two

16:11years.

16:12Yeah.

16:13So that's, that's the issue.

16:14Where, where, where do you think the regulation helps?

16:17Like for the people that will say, we need some checks and balances.

16:20We can't have some, because for every good actor like you, there'll be a bad actor.

16:23So where is that line?

16:24Yeah.

16:25I mean, I haven't, I sort of, you know, in, in, in sort of doing sensible deregulation

16:32and reduction in the size of government is, is just like be very public about it and say,

16:37like, which of these rules do you, if the public is really excited about a rule and

16:41wants to keep it, we'll just keep it.

16:44And here's the thing about the rules.

16:45If like, if the rule is, you know, it turns out to be a bad, we'll just put it right back.

16:50Okay.

16:51And then, you know, problem solved.

16:53It's like, it's easy to add rules, but we don't actually have a process for getting

16:56rid of them.

16:57That's the issue.

16:58There's no garbage collection pool.

16:59When we were watching you work, David and I and Antonio in that first month at Twitter,

17:09which was all hands on deck and you were doing zero-based budgeting, you really quickly got

17:14the costs under control.

17:15And then miraculously, everybody said this site will go down and you added 50 more features.

17:21So maybe explain, because this is the first time.

17:24Yeah, there were like so many articles like the, that this is, Twitter is dead forever.

17:29There's no way it could possibly even continue at all.

17:32It was almost like the press was rooting for you to fail.

17:35Let's write the obituary.

17:36Like here's the obituary.

17:37They were all saying their goodbyes on Twitter.

17:39Remember that?

17:40Yeah.

17:41Yeah.

17:42They were all leaving and saying their goodbyes because the site was going to melt down.

17:43Yes.

17:44Totally failing.

17:45And all the journalists left, which is, if you ever want to like hang out with a bunch

17:50of hall monitors.

17:51Oh my God.

17:52Threads is amazing.

17:53Every time I go over there and post, they're like big, they're really triggered.

17:57But yeah.

17:58I mean, if you like being condemned repeatedly, then, you know, for reasons that make no sense,

18:03then Threads is the way to go.

18:04It's really, it's, it's the most miserable place on earth.

18:08If Disney's the happiest, this is the anti-Disney.

18:11But if we were to go into government, you went into the department of education or pick

18:16the department.

18:17You've worked with a lot of them, actually.

18:19You can't go in there and zero-based budget.

18:20Okay.

18:21We get it.

18:22But if you could just pair two, three, four, 5% of those organizations, what kind of impact

18:28would that have?

18:29Yeah.

18:30I mean, I think we'd need to do more than that.

18:31I think.

18:32Ideally.

18:33Yeah.

18:34Compounding every year.

18:35Two, 3% a year.

18:36I mean, it would be better than what's happening now.

18:38Yeah.

18:39Look, I think we've, you know, if Trump wins and I'll say this, I suspect there are people

18:48with mixed feelings about whether that should happen, but we do have an opportunity to do

18:55kind of a once-in-a-lifetime deregulation and reduction in the size of government.

19:00Because the other thing, besides the regulations, America is also going bankrupt extremely quickly.

19:05And nobody seems to, everyone seems to be sort of whistling past the graveyard on this

19:10one.

19:11They're all grabbing the silverware.

19:14Everyone's stuffing their pockets in the silverware before the Titanic sinks.

19:18Well, you know, the Defense Department budget is a very big budget.

19:22Okay.

19:23It's a trillion dollars a year, DOD, Intel, it's a trillion dollars.

19:28And interest payments on the national debt just exceeded the Defense Department budget.

19:34They're over a trillion dollars a year, just in interest and rising.

19:39We're adding a trillion dollars to our debt, which our kids and grandkids are going to

19:46have to pay somehow, you know, every three months.

19:50And then soon it's going to be every two months, and then every month.

19:54And then the only thing we'll be able to pay is interest.

19:56And it's just, you know, it's just like a person at scale that has racked up too much

20:03credit card debt.

20:05And this does not have a good ending.

20:12And so we have to reduce the spending.

20:14Let me ask one question, because I've brought this up a lot in the counterargument I hear,

20:18which I disagree with.

20:19But the counterargument I hear from a lot of politicians is if we reduce spending, because

20:24right now, if you add up federal, state and local government spending, it's between 40

20:28and 50% of GDP.

20:31So nearly half of our economy is supported by government spending.

20:35And nearly half of people in the United States are dependent directly or indirectly on government

20:39checks.

20:40And either through contractors that the government pays, or they're employed by a government

20:44entity.

20:45So if you go in and you take two hardened acts too fast, you will have significant contraction,

20:51job loss and recession.

20:53What's the balancing act, Elon?

20:55Just thinking realistically, because I'm 100% on board with you, the next set of steps,

21:01however, assume Trump wins and you become the chief D-O-G-E, D-O-G-E, D-O, like double

21:10G. And I think the challenge is how quickly can we go in?

21:17How quickly can things change?

21:19And without...

21:20I'll let that on my business card.

21:27Without all the contraction and job loss.

21:29You're a mascot.

21:31So I guess, how do you really address it when so much of the economy and so many people's

21:33jobs and livelihoods are dependent on government spending?

21:36Well, I mean, I do think it's sort of, you know, it's a false dichotomy.

21:41It's not like no government spending is going to happen.

21:45You really have to say like, is it the right level?

21:48And just remember that, you know, any given person, if they are doing things in a less

21:54efficient organization versus a more efficient organization, their contribution to the economy,

21:59their net output of goods and services will reduce.

22:02I mean, you've got a couple of clear examples between East Germany and West Germany, North

22:07Korea and South Korea.

22:08I mean, North Korea, they're starving.

22:10South Korea, it's like amazing.

22:12It's the future.

22:13It's the compounding effect of productivity gains.

22:15Yeah.

22:16Yeah, it's night and day.

22:18And so in North Korea, you've got 100% government.

22:21In South Korea, you've got probably, I don't know, 40% government.

22:24It's not zero.

22:25And yet you've got a standard of living that is probably 10 times higher in South Korea.

22:29At least.

22:30At least, exactly.

22:32And then East and West Germany, in West Germany, just thinking in terms of cars, I mean, you

22:38had BMW, Porsche, Audi, Mercedes.

22:42And East Germany, which is a random line on a map, the only car you could get was a Trabant,

22:49which is basically a lawnmower with a shell in it.

22:53And it was extremely unsafe.

22:55There was a 20-year wait, so you put your kid on the list as soon as they're conceived.

23:04And even then, only, I think, a quarter of people maybe got this lousy car.

23:12And so that's just an interesting example of basically the same people, different operating

23:16system.

23:18And it's not like West Germany was some capitalist heaven.

23:25It was quite socialist, actually.

23:29So probably it was half government in West Germany and 100% government in East Germany.

23:36And again, sort of a 5 to 10x standard of living difference, and even qualitatively

23:43vastly better.

23:45And it's obviously, you know, so many people have these, amazingly in this modern era,

23:49this debate as to which system is better.

23:51Well, I'll tell you which system is better.

23:53The one that doesn't need to build the wall to keep people in, okay?

23:57That's how you can tell.

23:58Okay?

23:59Yeah.

24:00It's a dead giveaway.

24:01Spoiler alert.

24:02Dead giveaway.

24:03Are they climbing the wall to get out or come in?

24:04Dead giveaway is you have to build a barrier to keep people in.

24:11That is the bad system.

24:14It wasn't West Berlin that built the wall, okay?

24:17They were like, you know, anyone who wants to flee West Berlin, go ahead.

24:21Speaking of walls.

24:22So, you know, and if you look at sort of the flux of boats from Cuba, there's a large number

24:28of boats from Cuba, and there's a bunch of free boats that anyone can take to go back

24:35to Cuba.

24:36Plenty of seats.

24:37There's like, hey, wow, an abandoned boat.

24:39I could use this boat to go to Cuba where they have communism.

24:42Awesome.

24:44And yet nobody picks up those boats and does it.

24:48Amazing.

24:49You've given this a lot of thought.

24:51Yeah.

24:52Wait, so your point is jobs will be created.

24:54If we cut government spending in half, jobs will be created fast enough to make up for,

24:58right?

24:59Just to count.

25:00Yes.

25:01Obviously, you know, I'm not suggesting that people, you know, had like immediately tossed

25:06out with no severance and, you know, now can't pay their mortgage.

25:10Then you see some reasonable off-ramp where, yeah, so a reasonable off-ramp where, you

25:15know, they're still, you know, earning, they're still receiving money, but have like, I don't

25:20know, a year or two to find jobs in the private sector, which they will find.

25:24And then they will be in a different operating system.

25:26Again, you can see the difference.

25:29East Germany was incorporated into West Germany.

25:31Living standards in East Germany rose dramatically.

25:34Well, in four years, if you could shrink the size of the government with Trump, what would

25:40be a good target?

25:41Just in terms of like ballpark.

25:42I mean, are you trying to get me assassinated before this even happens?

25:46No, no.

25:47Pick a low number.

25:48I mean, you know, there's that old phrase, go postal.

25:50I mean, it's like they might.

25:51Yeah.

25:52I mean.

25:53So we'll keep the post office.

25:54I mean, I'm going to need a lot of security details, guys.

25:57Yes.

25:58I mean, the number of disgruntled workers, former government employees is quite a scary

26:06number.

26:07I mean, I might not make it, you know.

26:08I'm just saying a low cut, low digits every year for four years.

26:11To be clear, he's not joking.

26:14Stay safe, Elon.

26:15We need you, bro.

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