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that didn't occur. journalistly that would not be how it's done. santos on this new tape you're going to hear now for the first time, was looking for a payday. >> what are the entertaining, like, kind of -- monetarily. i don't have a number in my head. the fact that i'm having these conversations, these are conversations i never in a million years thought i'd be having, but when in rome, let's have the conversations. a lot has changed over the last three cycles, over the last six years. so from '18 to now, a lot has changed. and it's been bipartisan and across the aisle, so i think, you know, this is a different time in congress. where they're understanding this is just going to be a new way of doing things. >> santos may have just been bs'ing, may have been lying to himself, or may have somehow got
very interested in the news and broke it last night because we thought it was newsworthy. b.s. getting picked up in other outlets, including the attention and scrutiny on santos' attempt to crack a joke about a roomful of jews newly released audio. that's the foreword, one of the preeminent jewish papers in the country. all this interesting because one of the oh charges against santos goes beyond offending people. it goes to him trying to justify a type of public theft so. some of this might be offensive or scandalous. people can make up their minds. other parts add to the mind set of someone who as of january and february was talking this way and now is trying to fight to stay out of prison for a whole host of charges that relate to lying and money. now, here's a new clip where -- a clip tonight i'm going to play for you where he talks about these benefits for unemployed people in the pandemic. >> so, the way i look at it is they're not understanding. the question is simple --
>> so, they've escorted cari to the door. and her endless past each other at that moment, and there were no words spoken. >> they did start then, at that moment? later, once listened left his apartment, dave called cari. she invited me out to her place, which was, like an hour drive outside a town. cari when i got to her place was there for 20 minutes making coffee, bs-ing. and of course, seen her on the couch, and we are getting a little close, i'm, like at this point, we haven't even kissed. she turns to me and she said, look, if you're gonna have sex, that is all it is. period. there is nothing more to it. >> ha. >> and she asked me, are you good with that, is there gonna be a problem? and i said, pink, i hit the power ball. >> because dave felt exactly the same way. >> as a man, i want companionship. so much looking for a
piece, this is not good for a lot of sort of business cases. it is incredibly good if you want to, say, cheat on your schoolwork or if you're a scammer or, say, a russian disinformation farm or whatever. it's good for people trying to generate huge amounts of text that doesn't have to be especially convincing very quickly. >> right. as someone said whom you cited, superb bs-ing. that's what it allows to you do. >> yeah, and the other thing about this, and really the reason why people are banning it, why people are treating it skeptically not just in schools but we're seeing these kind of knowledge communities as well as academic groups because it makes stuff up. ai experts call this hallucination, a funny term, but essentially the ai will just invent things, names, places, points in history, and just state it with supreme conviction which can be really funny. it can get math problems wrong. and because it's so convincing
it didn't seem so important, not than, not like it would later. just as they walk into the apartment, the doorbell rang. it was days ex-girlfriend, liz, here to pick up some things she left behind in her apartment. awkward. but cari just laughed, bowed out. >> she said, i get it. it's not a big deal. i'm gonna go home. you can call me when you are done dealing with this mess. >> so, they've escorted cari to the door. and her endless past each other at that moment, and there were no words spoken. >> they did start then, at that moment? later, once listened left his apartment, dave called cari. she invited me out to her place, which was, like an hour drive outside a town. cari when i got to her place was there for 20 minutes making coffee, bs-ing. and of course, seen her on the couch, and we are getting a
his barbarity, but to be a more competent general in organizing the russian forces. we have not seen the end. it will probably be even worse in terms of the slaughter of innocent people that will take place. >> right. and the early messaging from the kremlin was that this invasion was going according to plan. but with this leadership shake-up, less than two months in, does that suggest putin and his cronies are no longer living in denial about the reality that's happen ogg tonight ground? perhaps they never were. perhaps they understood full well that this wasn't going according to plans. bs-ing the world about it. >> the notion that putin doesn't know what's going on, he has been in the dark on how his troops have performed, i think it's absurd. we keep telling himself well, maybe he is kind of isolated. maybe he doesn't know what his generals are doing. i think that's absurd. i think he knows exactly what has been taking place and he is angry about it. he should be angry about the lack of performance on the part
because when you're talking to a doctor, you had to get around his moat. you have to get around -- that is what b.s.ing is. if i'm trying to figure out what is the vulnerability that i can get to you and get past you and then you have to be the one that is like, can i detect the b.s.? >> i've interviewed criminals before and they looked at me just like that. >> greg: how can you tell when somebody is lying? >> there's all sorts of tales bear they look up to the left, you look at their hands, he look at their body language. there's a lot of ways to tell if people are aligned. is there something need to share with me? >> when you shift your eye contact that's -- that's usually a tell. but what if you don't like making eye contact? >> i lie all the time, but i can look you straight in the eye. so i don't know, we should do a lie detector. >> greg: we did that on rat i once clement was not a pleasant evening. is it weird to give your pooch
>> greg: we could work on parkinson's disease, or an interesting study about the level of intelligence detecting and the supplying b.s. but, let's do that. let's do that. [applause] we should be living in [bleep] johnsons right now if people keep doing stuff like this. spew on my part producer is going out, there goes my evening. i was going to sit home and play with my new baby, my newborn baby, but instead i will be here at the dean loftus. i'm joking. i just wanted you to make you feel bad. as it b.s. just lying? >> yes, it's line. and also i don't think this is fair, because in this study they were supposed to be b.s.ing. i probably would do well with that. and real life, i cannot do that, just because of the level of anxiety that i have within me. i can't start to add line,
totally bsing. >> it would mean in effect that the president would remain as he would for all-time impeached by the house but not transmitting the two articles that passed yesterday would rescind for him the ability to be acquitted. acquittal is what mcconnell and ilic have been saying they'll be the opposite of an impartial juror. senator mccaskill mentioned senator graham this morning. we have that for you now. >> i just mentioned president trump. he's mad as hel they would do this to him and now deny him his day in court. the reason they're denying him his day in court is because they know their case sucks. >> first of all, that was last night from the house lawn.
you are ready you just need to do it. you can't keep living this way. you just need to do it like you did last time and not think about it and just do it, babe. you can't keep doing this every day. heart wrenching, venue. >> this case, this woman should be the poster child for carbon monoxide poisoning. she went in there and told this guy, pushed this guy in a way that you have never seen before. no case has come out like this. she -- when he hesitated, he stepped out of the cab of his car, he stepped out of his car, she said you better f'ing go back in there stop b.s.ing. she was saying these kind of things to him to push him to go through. this this is different than a situation where you are talking about assisted suicide here in that end of life decision. this is very direct acts. and words have consequences. and that's what the massachusetts supreme court said. and it's very unlikely the u.s. supreme court is going to take this case up. >> let's be clear words have