Scott Adams Says All Three of These Conspiracy Theories Are Now Facts [WATCH]

Scott Adams said he now views several long-debated conspiracy theories as established facts, including claims about the 2020 presidential election, alleged actions by intelligence officials, and the federal government’s handling of COVID-19 vaccines.

In remarks shared publicly, Adams said his thinking has shifted from skepticism to certainty on a number of issues he believes are no longer open to debate.

“I was thinking today of all the, I guess, conspiracy theories that are now considered just a fact,” Adams said.

“I thought I’d catch you up on which ones I think are just a fact.”

Adams said that, in his view, there is no longer any doubt that the 2020 presidential election was rigged.

“I would say as of this week, there’s no question that the 2020, election was rigged,” Adams said.

“Would you agree? Is there any question in your mind that the election was rigged? Probably not right for this, this crowd.”

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He acknowledged that a significant portion of the country disagrees with that conclusion.

“Now what’s interesting is that forevermore, half of the country will believe that that’s not the case,” Adams said.

“Half of the country is going to think there’s no evidence that the election was rigged or that there was just some technical problem that doesn’t matter.”

Adams said he personally believes all doubt has been eliminated.

“And the other half, which I am now solidly in, would call that a fact,” he said.

“I would say all doubt has been removed because of the Georgia discovery that there were so many, so many votes that should not have been counted.”

Adams also asserted that the United States experienced what he described as an actual coup involving former Obama administration figures and intelligence officials.

“Likewise, I would say it’s a fact that the Obama people and Rob Reiner and the heads of the CIA did, in fact run a plot to overthrow the country,” Adams said.

“I would say that’s no longer any doubt. There’s no way to spin it.”

He said he believes the events meet the definition of a coup.

“There is 100% chance that we live through an actual coup,” Adams said.

“How many of you would agree?”

Adams said he has now moved those beliefs into what he considers the category of indisputable facts.

“So I moved those things into the absolutely, definitely fact, no doubt about it,” he said.

He also addressed the federal response to COVID-19, focusing specifically on vaccines, and said he now views the issue as criminal in nature.

“How about the I don’t want to talk about this, but I just has to,” Adams said.

“Would you agree that the covid shot was probably the biggest crime against citizens that we’ve ever seen.”

Adams claimed that those responsible were aware of the risks well before the public.

“And that the people who were behind it had to know long before we knew that it wasn’t just risky,” he said.

“It was a bad idea.”

He said his view has shifted from uncertainty to certainty regarding intent and knowledge.

“So I’m moving that from well, you know, maybe they didn’t know, or maybe maybe they got caught up in it,” Adams said.

“Or I would say they definitely knew.”

Adams clarified that he was not referring to frontline medical professionals.

“Not everyone, not I’m not talking about regular doctors,” he said.

He said the only issue he previously believed was still unresolved concerned potential benefits for older individuals.

“But the the only thing that I thought was still in dispute was whether it reduced the illness For people over 65 or had some bad, bad problem,” Adams said.

Even in that case, he argued, the public should have been fully informed.

“But even they, at least should have been informed,” he said.

“So there was definitely no no accurate information.”

Adams concluded by stating that he now considers the pandemic response a crime without qualification.

“So I’m moving the pandemic thing from maybe it was a bunch of people who up to Yeah, it was a crime and people should be executed for it,” Adams said.

“Because it’s hard to imagine a bigger crime.”

He said he no longer sees room for debate on the matter.

“So let’s move that to the fact,” Adams said.

“No doubt about it, I’m not gonna, I’m not gonna have a complaint if somebody says that was fact.”

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