Scott Adams hosts a YouTube livestream discussing current topics: a Rasmussen poll reporting that 66% of likely US voters want Congress to investigate last year’s violent protests (he cites ~2,000 police injuries), contrasts that with lower support (49%) for investigating January 6, and comments on the Milwaukee Bucks winning the NBA title and on technical issues with the YouTube stream. The tone is conversational and opinionated.
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66%
About 2,000 police officers.
49% support; 42% do not support.
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Hey, everybody, it's time for coffee with Scott Adams. Sometimes the best part of your day, and sometimes the best part of every day. Yeah, and sometimes it's just the best thing ever. It's hard to decide which it is today, but it's one of those things for sure. And all you need to guarantee the high quality of the day is a cup or a mug or a glass hot tank or jealous or style in a canteen juggernaut flask, A vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure, the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better except China. It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens. Now go. That one was extra Slurpee. I think you enjoyed it. All right. Well, the Rasmussen people have a new poll out. Very interesting. Very interesting. They say that 66%, so 2/3 of likely US voters think Congress should investigate last year's violent protests. You know which ones I'm talking about? I'm talking about the. You know, last year there were the BLM and Antifa, mostly in which more than 2,000 police officers suffered injuries. Did you know it Was that high? 2000 police officers were injured. Why is that the first time I've ever seen that statistic? 2000. That's crazy. 21% don't think Congress should investigate. And the number of people who want Congress to investigate last year's violent protests as 66% is much higher than the 49% who say they want to support Nancy Pelosi's looking into the January 6th Capitol protests. Let's call those a riot. And 42% say they don't support looking into January 6th. So here's a question for you. All those riots last year, did all of their complaints get fixed? Is that why? By the way, for those of you on YouTube, there's a little sign in the back that might be useful to you. It says, jesus King is the audio is fine? Yes, Jesus King is the audio is fine. So that's interesting, because it seems to me that whatever was driving the protests last year could not have been legitimate. Is there anybody would disagree with that statement that whatever was behind the protest last year, it couldn't have been legitimate because no problems were solved. Am I right? No problems were solved. So same amount of problem, but no protests. Interesting. Interesting. Well, I would say I would want to look into that if 2,000 police officers were injured in events that are suspicious and maybe organized. And maybe organized in ways we don't understand. Obviously, they were organized well. In other news, the Milwaukee. Milwaukee bucks are the NBA champions for the first time in 50 years. Two surprising things about that. Number one. Two surprising things. Number one. Should I just turn off YouTube for today? So looks like you got some static over on YouTube. So we're going to turn off YouTube for today. And if anybody wants to watch, you'd have to have a subscription over at Locals.
