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Yesterday Elon Musk, all these videos are going viral. They are everywhere . And they're like, "Yeah, it's artificial intelligence." My son says, “It’s AI. This is AI. This is AI. I say, " No, Tesla posted it on Twitter." "No, it's AI." And then suddenly you're like, " Elon's talking about this ." We need an audience.
Do you understand what I mean? There is a video. I don't know if you have this video. I'll send it to you in a minute. Elon says: “We need an audience because people won't believe what we're presenting today . They will say it's AI, but it's not. This is real. So, this car suddenly starts flying, flipping, spinning.
And for those of you who are dizzy, you're looking at this, and I wouldn't want to do that for the world. I just want you to see it here. And by the way, have you seen the car he made? How fast did it go from 0 to 60? Did you see that video? second. It went from 0 to 60 in 1.81 seconds, Vinnie. You have to see it.
This is madness. Turn on this video. Come on. Oho. Look at this. Again , this is not AI. Sexy. Like. Dude, how is this...How can this be real? No, I'll tell you. You mean to say that this is real. This is real. This just happened. This just happened. There is an audience there. This is just ...And this is just one of the videos.
I'll send some more videos to the guys behind me now. And the best part... Watch this. Watch this. Watch this. Turn on, continue playing. Look at this. Oh, this music. They are sick, sick. Terribly. Do you know what question Tico kept asking? Is there anyone in the car? Dylan kept asking, "Is there anyone in the car?" I'm like, "That's actually a pretty good question." But.
If someone was in the car. So, this ad appears. So I'm assuming Tesla stock will be up today when the market opens, if it has already opened. Can we take a look at how Tesla stock is doing , Tom? You think this is... Fast. I mean , I don't know. When you do a presentation like this, people should sit up and say, "Okay, that's up, nothing crazy." Less than a percent, but it's just the beginning.
So, let's see what happened after the announcement. Hey, fast forward 5 days . Yes, there's a car taking off right there at the end. So, on to the video. In the upper left corner. In the upper left, where Elon is speaking. Is this the case where he says, "We have to do this live because some of it might be artificial intelligence"?
Come on. Forward. Look here. Okay, today you're going to see something crazy. Like We need an audience to prove that this is not AI or SI. So you can tell people that you saw it with your own eyes. Because what you see, you won't believe your eyes. He is not lying. Uh, but you're going to see the result of the collaboration between the best car company in the world and the best rocket company in the world.
Do you think he's a little competitive? And it's the culmination of the incredible work of Tesla and SpaceX, working closely together to create something you haven't seen in any movie. Uh, better than any James Bond car. Okay, you'll see something. You can stop right there. Let me show you a few more things, and then I'll turn to you, Adam.
Yes, yes. Well, I just... Can you do me a favor? Turn on the clip where Elon first appears on Rogan's show. Okay, this is very important. This is his first visit to Rogan. They are having a conversation . Elon explains to him what he is building. Watch this clip. Forward. Put rocket engines on it. Seriously?
He laughs. He thinks he's joking. I think it's ultra-high pressure compressed air. 2018 year. Eight years ago. Cold gas engines. Do you need air cylinders, or do they suck the air out of the OK? Yes, it's an electric pump. Oho. Inflate to 10,000 PSI. And what speed are we talking about? Listen, 0 to 60.
How fast do you want to go? We're going to put rocket engines in. How fast do you want to go ? So, Adam, what are your thoughts on this ? Okay, just a question: do you think this is becoming like a race? Like we have to win the flying car race. Because we lost 4G , we lost 5G, trains, you know? I, I, I don't know anything about business.
I'm asking you guys. Tom? How do you? What do you think? That's a pretty good question. and we also have to protect this intellectual property. Yes, I think that's a good question. in protecting their patents. Oh, and stealing our patents. R&D and R&D, yes, yes. Tom, what do you think? Listen, I just wanted to check if I got it, and it says "by invitation only." You know, there are two levels of this.
You need to deposit 5,000, 45,000. invited? I have to write Yes. I was invited to two. Did you get one or two? I, uh So, essentially, um this is what's known as a flagship car. Uh, hypercars, flagship cars, all car companies do it. But it turned out to be exactly what he said it would be , a collaboration between the best rocket company and the best car company in the world.
And he's putting together here what you saw there, it worked. There were, um, under the car, there were suction cups , and that kept the car on the ground. Madness. And when it's flipped upside down , and when you see it spinning, you see from the side, there's like a little breath. This is this , as you said, a 10,000 PSI engine on cold gas blowing sideways, and that makes her spin.
This is the same thing that's on the side of the uh-uh if you look at the old Apollo command module, these are the same things that are on the side of the space shuttle, which are little jet engines on the side that make objects spin. And so everything you saw here was real. I completely understood that.
Yes, you look over there at the top left picture, top left picture, do you see those little square jet engines on the side? There is one facing north, south, east, west on the side of them. That's what he did to the damn car. Madness. on Earth. So it's like a flagship hypercar showing people how it drives up a ramp, it sticks to the ceiling, it jumps off, the engine fires up, it spins it around, then the engines fire back down like they're landing a rocket, firing it in reverse, and it slows down.
And then big metal sticks come out and grab her . Yes. This is This is the same principle. What you saw him return to Earth with the rocket, Pat returns that car to the ground. This is just This This is his hypercar. He has five aces. Five. Would I buy one? Certainly. Uh, no, I...Okay. Obviously, I'm not asking you.
I'm leaning towards that. Would that make you buy it? I've never owned a Tesla in my life. Would that make you say, "I want to buy a car like that"? That's right. It's just me...it's not because of the flight. We won't fly on it. This is ridiculous. Well, that's the question I want to ask. That's the question I want to ask.
Was this demonstration just a car show, because he said he didn't know. He doesn't know if he can actually do it . That's what I was talking about, I think it was just a show to say, "Look how cool this is," and draw attention to the car. Because the car will reach a speed of 368 miles per hour, by the way, I don't know if you've been in such a car.
Tom put me in one of them...it's scary. You'll break your neck every time . I think it was a PR move, which I like for cars. I don't think she will do it. She won't turn over. But how do you feel about the fact that we... As far as I understand, you're businessmen, so you know. That in 64 out of what seems to be 72 critical races, China has the advantage .
We only have eight, I think, out of those 72. Do you think that this is critically important, and we need to...because in the research area, we seem to be very far behind. Solar energy, trains, they built supersonic trains, thousands of miles of track. California can't build even a hundred feet. Yeah, we know, Gavin Newsom ruined everything for us, man.
Well no, it's all municipalities, every municipality, so Amtrak...we don't have high-speed rail . It's like getting a permit every time you cross a new county or municipality. This is simply impossible. What do you think? Do you think it is important to have flying cars? Do you think it is important to win this race?
I...I don't know, I don't think so, I'm asking you. I do n't see... I'm asking you. I want to know what you think, because you ask a very good question. I don't know, Elon Musk is smarter than me. He has a trillion dollars. I don't know. That's the question. Do you think it is important to be the first to create flying cars?
Do you mean compared to China? Yes, compared to anyone. Listen, I'll step back a little and answer your question. We are talking about having a long-term vision. It's clear that Elon Musk has a long-term vision. All I think about when it comes to flying cars is the movie "Back to the Future." Flying cars, hoverboards—that's what's happening here.
He has a long-term vision. Connor previously said that everything Elon Musk does boils down to one thing. Will this work on Mars? On Mars. And this is, in fact, what he is thinking about. There's a moment in the movie Back to the Future where he comes out and plays "Johnny B. Goode" and the crowd is shocked.
And he says: listen, maybe you're not ready for this yet. But your kids will love it, they will love it. Yes. That's how I perceive Elon. We may not understand what he's doing this year or this decade, but in 50 or 100 years, when Elon is gone and his children may be ruling the planet—all millions of them—they will say, "Thank God, dad did it and built it all." And now I will talk about China.
It sounds like you might be worried about China. Well, I don't know. I'm just saying that there are many indicators in which we outperform them. You seem to be focusing only on where they are... Yes, Tesla is in China, and they just stole its intellectual property. This is what China is doing . Yes, and now they are ahead of us in battery technology.
They work longer... But there are many things we surpass them in. You don't seem to be focusing on that at all. We lost 4G, we lost 5G. You only focus on defeats. We have many victories. Well, it looks like... how much? 64 out of 72. I mean, that's... You just made up these numbers. Yes, no. Listen, this is according to...what's that?
University of Southern California . Our national strength, our national security. This is a communist one-party dictatorship. Okay, think about it from another perspective. I'm not advocating this, but let 's say you get a research grant in America, right? Um, if your research fails, you lose the grant.
In a centralized economy, they have an advantage because they can make mistakes 25 times and get it right on the 26th. So I'm just saying that there's an inherent systemic ... we have students in our grant program who are stealing information and sending it out there. And they have girls who sleep with OpenAI engineers.
They send sexy girls. That argument you make, indicating that we are going to lose all these races according to the list. I say the trend is the opposite. You said it. You said there were certain areas where we lost. You said we... I... That's what I read. I'm asking you guys. Yes. Well, let me ask you.
How many of them do you think have been compromised by spies who have infiltrated the university system, who have infiltrated the grant system? So to say that China is ahead of us here, here, here, and here—yes, in some ways they are , but in some ways they are just stealing. And that's how it all comes back.
Like with Tesla. That's exactly right, right? How Elon went to China and then they took his intellectual property. That's it...yes, China does it . That is absolutely correct. And I also got a great pair of Jordans from them. Well, then I saw this article... the ones with the seams not matching up because it's Vietnam?
No, no, they have them, they have great ones. Before the Tesla Roadster, there was only one flying car on the market. Um, and that... would be China in this matter. This...look at this car, Pat. This...this is Alef cheering Tesla on in the electric flying car race, flying over the Roadster in the video.
it? This is, um, Alef. Where is the car? A L E F. I think this is ours. This...this is American, because I asked... All of this. I asked ChatGPT who would win the race, who would be in the lead? And they said... It's like a Tesla. we. It's us and China. This is the ugliest car I have ever seen in my life.
Hold on, guys, guys, guys. Pat, this is not a flying car. This is a hovercraft. everything about this show. Wait. You know that. Here are hovercraft that blow under themselves. Ships that can ferry you across the English Channel right now. Large hovercraft. Let me, let me, I'll show you, I'll show you this part.
If, if there's a conversation about innovation, about what's happening, 66 out of 74. Sorry, I missed, I Here's the part, I said the wrong thing . which is worth looking at. Oh, it's five now. Here's the part that Adam, give it to me, Adam , Adam, wait, buddy. Wait. I am here. So, from 2003 to 2007, China led, according to this report, on various indicators in the field of technology, according to the Australian independent strategic think tank.
Yes. China led in three, the US in 60. From 03 to 07. Then, from 19 to 23, China led in 57, the US in seven. And today, uh, the latest numbers, what are they? 66 out of 74, and then even 69 out of 74. The latest data, if you look at the high-speed train in China compared to California. In China, there are 50,400 km, in the USA there are zero.
And the one in California , which they approved in 2008, and Newsom said he would build it. I don't know how much money they gave him . 21 billion dollars? I know it's much more. Nothing happened there, in the state of California. could just destroy your farm, right? They could seize anything through foreclosure.
Yes. Yes. You can't do it in So, but you can't Or they could land in Minnesota with pathogens to destroy your crop. Wait. I'm just saying, if you They could build thousands of miles of railroad tracks. We have the technology, but they could just take your farm and take it away . you want to move to China.
I'm just saying it's their innate. That's why they develop so quickly. I'm saying that their system inherently forced them to develop faster because they don't have to follow our laws. Why do you hate America? which has no elections. I do n't hate America. I'm just looking at the data, right? I want America to win.
I love America. This is the best country in the world. What do you mean when What do you think that means is I hate America? I'm just saying, look at the scoreboard, and we need to, we need to get our advantage back, right? We can't ignore the scoreboard. We can't lose 100:0 and say we're winning, right?
It's like Keep Going, Pete. Thank you. No, no. By the way, this is actually a very valid observation. You should think about it. For me, when it's really a real thing, when you compete. You have to sit down and think about innovation. Some of you were at this event yesterday. A guy comes up to me and says, "Hey, before you buy FLB shoes, do you know what size they are?
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