Real Coffee with Scott Adams Episode 2790 CWSA 03/26/25
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Mar 26, 2025 The podcast dives into the chaotic world of politics, highlighting Steven Crowder's media shift and the BBC's odd reactions to Trump. It tackles California's bureaucratic nightmares post-natural disasters and critiques State Farm's settlement tactics. Controversies arise over a politician's family trip to Greenland, blending humor with serious discussion. Poll trends show Trump's rising popularity amidst fierce dialogues that showcase the divisive nature of political communication, including a dive into the challenges of judicial accountability.
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Crowder Leaves YouTube
- Steven Crowder is leaving YouTube for Rumble, becoming the number one live stream in America.
- Scott Adams mentions being demonetized on YouTube, a frequent occurrence often reversed after impacting traffic.
BBC and Trump
- The BBC is reportedly offering counseling to staff to cope with Donald Trump's presidency.
- Adams questions this, noting Trump isn't the president of Great Britain.
Poilievre's Campaign
- Pierre Poilievre, a Canadian conservative, is running a campaign with "common sense" approaches.
- He's adopted phrases like "Canada First" and "common sense immigration," similar to Trump.