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CONTROL, AND NOT LIKE JANET JACKSON · The Rogue Recap with Lynda

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Rogue Recap. Hot takes, cold facts, and
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Speaker 1: zero respect for the official narrative. Sit back, roll your eyes,
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Speaker 1: and let's recap Rogue Style.
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Speaker 2: What's up, guys, and welcome to the Rogue Recap. It
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Speaker 2: is Tuesday, September 15th, and we've had some fun today.
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Speaker 2: The Senate was unable to pass the Clarity Act, which
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Speaker 2: would have given America as a nation and for its
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Speaker 2: people an opportunity to be a part of the cryptocurrency
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Speaker 2: world would have been very important. We obviously have a
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Speaker 2: few really big tokens and coins. We have XRP, we
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Speaker 2: have Solana, we have Ethereum, and we have Bitcoin. All
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Speaker 2: of them took a giant dump today because not one,
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Speaker 2: not two, but four rhino senators on the Republican side
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Speaker 2: voted against the bill. Tom Tillis, Collins, Lawler, and gosh,
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Speaker 2: who was the fourth? I have to think about it
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Speaker 2: for a minute. But the idea that we have to,
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Speaker 2: yet again, be part of this story where we're taking
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Speaker 2: a backseat to advancement and to things actually happening. Jerry
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Speaker 2: Moran of Kansas. I forgot about him. I have actually
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Speaker 2: reported on him before. He's definitely a super rhino. And
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Speaker 2: like I said, you know, Josh Hawley is one of
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Speaker 2: those guys where he'll do one thing right and 18
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Speaker 2: things wrong. So I'm not like a big fan of his. Anywho,
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Speaker 2: but we had an opportunity today to pass this bill,
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Speaker 2: the Clarity Act. This has been sitting in the Senate
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Speaker 2: coffers since the end of last year, 2025, heading into January.
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Speaker 2: And the Democrats had all of these stipulations, laws, rules,
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Speaker 2: things that they want to put in place in order
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Speaker 2: for it to be considered. Cynthia Loomis, who is one
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Speaker 2: of the main people that has been on the advisory
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Speaker 2: board for cryptocurrency, has been saying like, you know, we've
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Speaker 2: been in good faith talking to them and working with
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Speaker 2: them and the CEO of Coinbase and Ripple, which is
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Speaker 2: the parent company, Brad Garlinghouse to XRP, and they voted no.
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Speaker 2: So here's the interesting part about this. As we take
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Speaker 2: a backseat, in the advancement of cryptocurrency because these people
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Speaker 2: can't get their head out of their ass and because
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Speaker 2: we have such an inability to stand behind our fellow conservatives.
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Speaker 2: And this was the argument that I was having today,
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Speaker 2: which is the backroom deals that occur with the left
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Speaker 2: happen not only with the left, but the rhino assholes
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Speaker 2: on the right. So you're constantly dealing with this backstabbing
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Speaker 2: BS that goes on because The left sticks together. You
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Speaker 2: never see Democrats crossing the aisle. You never hear, and
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Speaker 2: four Democrats voted with the conservatives. Like, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I really can't think of a time when that's happened.
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Speaker 2: If I'm wrong, please write into the show at Linda
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Speaker 2: Mick at the Rogue Recap. I would love to be wrong, honestly.
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Speaker 2: But I don't think I am. And so this act
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Speaker 2: doesn't pass. You know, the stocks for crypto take a dump.
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Speaker 2: And we are now sitting because we can't do anything else.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing else that can be passed. It's not going
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Speaker 2: to be brought to the floor again because they don't
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Speaker 2: want it to, right? They want anything that President Trump
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Speaker 2: is saying will help us to compete on a global scale, right?
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Speaker 2: So we're looking at China and the advancement they are
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Speaker 2: having in robotics, in space exploration, in AI, and in cryptocurrency,
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Speaker 2: and they are crushing us. Not because we don't have
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Speaker 2: the ability, but because we can't get the permissions from
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Speaker 2: an overbearing and highly uneducated House and Senate. If you talk,
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Speaker 2: like you hear like Hakeem Jeffrey speak, or you hear
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Speaker 2: Maxine Waters speak, or you hear AOC speak, or you
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Speaker 2: hear Jaya Paul speak, or you hear Jamie Raskin speak,
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Speaker 2: or Nancy Pelosi when she was in office, right? These
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Speaker 2: people are really struggling with life. Like I am afraid
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Speaker 2: not only of how they got in office, but how
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Speaker 2: they've stayed in office and how they function in a
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Speaker 2: day-to-day society. Like I, I don't know how they pay
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Speaker 2: their mortgage. I don't know how they get things done.
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Speaker 2: They have a staff of people. So I'm sure that
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Speaker 2: that helps. And then some of that staff is staff
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Speaker 2: that has been around for a long time and their
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Speaker 2: careers on the Hill. And so they help them out,
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Speaker 2: but I think the overarching theme that we are seeing
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Speaker 2: yet again is that the unfortunate indoctrination of our elected representatives,
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Speaker 2: that they are better than everybody, that they have a
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Speaker 2: right to make decisions that are not representative of those
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Speaker 2: people who elected to put them where they are, but
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Speaker 2: instead that they know best. They don't know anything. They
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Speaker 2: don't know anything. There are literally a handful. of business,
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Speaker 2: entrepreneurial doctors, nurses, former professionals in some capacity that have
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Speaker 2: a seat in our Congress. Most of them got elected
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Speaker 2: to Congress and that's what they do. So they know
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Speaker 2: how the legislative process works. They know how to manipulate
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Speaker 2: that legislative process and they're really good at it. So
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Speaker 2: they tank that.
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Speaker 3: Great.
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Speaker 2: You guys suck. Big shock. In the midst of losing
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Speaker 2: our ability to have advancement in that arena, we are
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Speaker 2: now dealing with this giant psyop. And that is the
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Speaker 2: word of the day, folks. Giant psyop. People are freaking
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Speaker 2: out about AI. And if anybody of sound mind is
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Speaker 2: believing this bullshit for one second, I want to put
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Speaker 2: you in a rubber room. You got to go in
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Speaker 2: a rubber room. You need to take a minute and
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Speaker 2: we need to figure this out because It makes no
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Speaker 2: sense whatsoever that you think this many people have been
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Speaker 2: working in, working on, working around AI for the past
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Speaker 2: two to eight years and the day to two before
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Speaker 2: that a giant AI movie is about to be released
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Speaker 2: with all of the people that are involved with OpenAI
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Speaker 2: and Anthropic and Claude and everything else. Now you're telling me,
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Speaker 2: that they all are afraid and they're scared and it's
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Speaker 2: going to kill us and we have no control. I mean, it's, guys,
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Speaker 2: come on, you know, they want you to go out
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Speaker 2: and watch their movies. So let's talk about that for
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Speaker 2: a minute. This movie that is coming out was released today.
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Speaker 2: And guess who it's released by? Netflix. Okay. Netflix is
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Speaker 2: the same place that put out all the transgender cartoons.
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Speaker 2: They have the most... bizarre choices for specials like Harry
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Speaker 2: and Meghan or Barack and Michelle Obama, people who are
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Speaker 2: literally unable to do what needs to be done on
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Speaker 2: the regular. So here is a little bit about the
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Speaker 2: AI documentary. Okay. This is, this is the trailer that
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Speaker 2: they have for this. Just take a listen for one second.
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Speaker 4: Psycho pandemic.
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Speaker 5: This technology could kill everyone.
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Speaker 3: AI will usher in one of the most turbulent eras
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Speaker 3: in history.
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Speaker 5: Like a 10% chance of killing everybody by the end
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Speaker 5: of the decade, obviously.
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Speaker 3: They're now capable of causing cyber attack risk, bioterrorism risk.
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Speaker 6: You know, a swarm of these agents that form some
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Speaker 6: kind of botnet collective and could take down large segments
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Speaker 6: of the internet. And then as the capability increases, it
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Speaker 6: gets worse from there.
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Speaker 3: In the next.
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Speaker 5: We will see significant threats we have to mitigate from cyber.
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Speaker 4: It was a frightening scenario for comprehensive cyber attack, which
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Speaker 4: would bring to a complete halt the power supply, transportation,
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Speaker 4: hospital services, our society as a whole.
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Speaker 2: Right, because the person you want to listen to when
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Speaker 2: you're really feeling scared is Klaus Schwab of the World
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Speaker 2: Economic Forum. I don't know what's worse about him, the
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Speaker 2: fact that he looks like Dr. Evil or that he
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Speaker 2: sounds like Dr. Evil, but that is one scary dude.
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Speaker 2: And that man has one goal. It has nothing to
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Speaker 2: do with protecting humankind in any way, shape, or form.
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Speaker 2: It has to do with furthering his narrative, putting money
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Speaker 2: in his pocket, taking money out of yours, and controlling you.
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Speaker 2: And I think that is the theme of today's show.
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Speaker 2: It's control. whether it's cryptocurrency, and you're not allowed to
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Speaker 2: have it because we don't want you to, whether it's AI,
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Speaker 2: because people are getting too smart, people are getting too crafty,
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Speaker 2: people are getting too quick. And I'm not saying that
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Speaker 2: I am the biggest fan of AI. I'm not. There
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Speaker 2: are things that I think are really great about it.
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Speaker 2: I think if you can give a nonverbal person the
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Speaker 2: opportunity to reach out and speak to the world, a
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Speaker 2: blind person, the ability to see, a paralyzed person, the
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Speaker 2: ability to walk, There are amazing capabilities with AI. There's
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Speaker 2: no question. And those are things that make me excited
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Speaker 2: for the future and what it could bring and how
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Speaker 2: it could help people live a better life, right? But
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Speaker 2: then there's another side, which is very scary, which is
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Speaker 2: the machine learning aspect of AI and when the machines
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Speaker 2: start to teach themselves because they become smarter than a human.
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Speaker 2: And they always say that humans use like 10%. of
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Speaker 2: their brain if that, right? Robots are trained to work
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Speaker 2: and to use 100% of their capabilities and their faculties.
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Speaker 2: That's how we program them. And so they do things quicker, faster, stronger, smarter, right? Unfortunately,
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Speaker 2: When they get so smart that they can problem solve
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Speaker 2: and the problem solving eliminates the need for the human
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Speaker 2: connection to whatever it is they're working on because they're
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Speaker 2: smarter than that human. It gets a little weird. You know,
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Speaker 2: I like AI because I can say, I don't know,
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Speaker 2: something stupid. Like I want to edit this picture because
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Speaker 2: a giant bird pooped on my daughter's head in the picture, right?
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Speaker 2: Just making this up. Great. You know, you can edit
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Speaker 2: a picture. You can change a video. You can make
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Speaker 2: something funny. When we start to get into things where
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Speaker 2: you can manipulate, you can copy someone's voice. You're not
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Speaker 2: sure if the video is real. Is this some sort of,
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Speaker 2: you know, a fake video? Do I need to check
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Speaker 2: the source? And it goes viral, right? And then that
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Speaker 2: person who's in that video has to go and fight
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Speaker 2: to get their reputation back because nobody can tell the
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Speaker 2: difference anymore between what's real and what's not. They're able
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Speaker 2: to mimic the way you look, the way you move
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Speaker 2: and the way you sound. That stuff scares me. It
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Speaker 2: also scares me its ability to monitor, its ability to
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Speaker 2: take a look at what you're doing and then learn
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Speaker 2: from what you're doing, right? Like, have you ever been
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Speaker 2: in a document or watching a program and it'll say,
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Speaker 2: we think you might like this or your previous writing
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Speaker 2: indicates that you might want to use this word. We
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Speaker 2: think it might be better if you use this word, right?
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Speaker 2: And that's when all of these tools come out like ChatGPT,
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Speaker 2: and grok and grammarly, all these things to help you
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Speaker 2: be a better version of you. And in some regards,
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Speaker 2: it's great.
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Speaker 3: Cool.
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Speaker 2: I didn't know a comma went there or, you know,
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Speaker 2: I misspelled a word. That's great. I want to fact
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Speaker 2: check something. It's from a hundred years ago.
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Speaker 6: Terrific.
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Speaker 2: But when we start to see it take over the
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Speaker 2: creative process, right? Like I've done that. I've who talks
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Speaker 2: about the synapses in the brain and how kids need
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Speaker 2: to do more with pen to paper because the second
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Speaker 2: that their hand begins to write and the pen hits
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Speaker 2: the paper, it lights up the synapses in the brain
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Speaker 2: and they're able to study this and see this and
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Speaker 2: it happens instantly. It doesn't take a minute. They don't
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Speaker 2: have to do it for a couple of days. It's
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Speaker 2: an instantaneous reaction to that pen to paper moment. So
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Speaker 2: when that happens, it's just more proof in that pudding
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Speaker 2: to say, huh, you know, we're having these kids have
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Speaker 2: all this screen time. And then they have the screen
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Speaker 2: time and what happens? I'll tell you what happens. White
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Speaker 2: matter builds up in the brain. So the more that
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Speaker 2: we stop using the muscle that is our brain, the
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Speaker 2: more that we stop using our faculties and we stop
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Speaker 2: learning and growing, and the more that we rely on
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Speaker 2: computers and AI, the less we are as a human
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Speaker 2: race excelling and progressing. All of that is a very
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Speaker 2: good reason, reasons to be worried about AI. But for
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Speaker 2: Sam Altman, Dario Amadei, Reed Hoffman, so they start making
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Speaker 2: this movie, right? So it's AI, it's the AI doc documentary,
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Speaker 2: and it's starring Sam Altman and Dario Amadei and Reed Hoffman.
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Speaker 2: It's launched by the Sundance Festival, which was February. The
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Speaker 2: Sundance documentary program where George Soros is the original architect. Interesting, right?
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Speaker 2: And He is the founding financial backer of this movie.
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Speaker 2: So the leading billionaire in the world who funds all
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Speaker 2: of these Antifa protests and every socialist effort happening globally
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Speaker 2: is now behind the AI PSYOP documentary to scare the
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Speaker 2: shit out of everyone so that we can put AI
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Speaker 2: into the hands of government so that they can regulate
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Speaker 2: it and control it. What could go wrong, right? That
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Speaker 2: doesn't sound like a weird thing. And so you heard
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Speaker 2: in that audio exactly what they want to do. Let's
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Speaker 2: play it one more time. Now that you know that
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Speaker 2: the founder of Anthropic and OpenAI and George Soros and
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Speaker 2: Klaus Schwab, all of these people who have only ever
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Speaker 2: talked about controlling, regimenting, observing, surveilling, all of these things,
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Speaker 2: They all equal one thing. They want to take away
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Speaker 2: your rights. They want to take away your free will.
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Speaker 2: They want to control you. Believe them when they tell you.
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Speaker 4: This technology could kill everyone.
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Speaker 3: AI will usher in one of the most turbulent eras
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Speaker 3: in history.
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Speaker 5: Like a 10% chance of killing everybody by the end
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Speaker 5: of the decade, obviously.
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Speaker 3: They're now capable of causing cyber attack risk, bioterrorism risk.
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Speaker 6: You know, a swarm of these agents that form some
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Speaker 6: kind of botnet collective and, you know, could take down
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Speaker 6: large segments of the internet. And then as the capability increases,
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Speaker 6: it gets worse from there.
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Speaker 5: In the next year, we will see significant threats we
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Speaker 5: have to mitigate from cyber.
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Speaker 4: It was a frightening scenario for comprehensive cyber attack, which
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Speaker 4: would bring to a complete halt the power supply transportation,
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Speaker 4: hospital services, our society as a whole.
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Speaker 2: So Nicholas Holscher, who I talked to you guys about
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Speaker 2: a lot, I love this guy. He does a lot
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Speaker 2: of great work on cancer research, as well as exposing
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Speaker 2: what happened during COVID and Fauci. He calls it the
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Speaker 2: Terminator PSYOP. He says it's fully operational. And he writes today,
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Speaker 2: terrify the public with the AI catastrophe, demand emergency regulation,
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Speaker 2: completely agree, make compliance impossibly expensive, crush smaller competitors, and
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Speaker 2: consolidate advanced AI into a handful of corporations. The solution,
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Speaker 2: quote unquote, to dangerous AI becomes the centralized control of AI,
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Speaker 2: which then results in the most powerful system of surveillance, censorship,
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Speaker 2: and control ever built and ever known to man. So,
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Speaker 2: Looking at our government and then looking at all of
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Speaker 2: the other governments that are a complete disaster around the world,
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Speaker 2: I think to myself, do I want the most capable
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Speaker 2: and most successful AI tools to be in the hands
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Speaker 2: of a government that has nothing to do with freedom
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Speaker 2: and everything to do with control? Absolutely not. If you
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Speaker 2: think back to COVID and we saw two things during COVID.
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Speaker 2: the controlling group and the sheeple who would do anything. Yes,
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Speaker 2: I'll put on a mask. Yes, I'll stand six feet apart. Yes,
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Speaker 2: I will take a unvetted, unauthorized shot and put it
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Speaker 2: into my body, even though I have absolutely no idea
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Speaker 2: what the contents of the syringe contains. And not only
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Speaker 2: will I take it for myself, but I'll take it
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Speaker 2: for my entire family, including my children and my babies.
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Speaker 2: Here we are now, five years later, and we find
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Speaker 2: out just how wrong everyone was. Some people were wrong.
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Speaker 2: Some people were misinformed. And some people are nefariously lying
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Speaker 2: to the American people. So again, main theme, control. I
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Speaker 2: think we're getting that loud and clear. And when we
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Speaker 2: start to really examine who is involved in this, think
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Speaker 2: about who these people are. What would be the advantage
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Speaker 2: of them being involved? So we've got Barack Obama, who
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Speaker 2: all of a sudden has come out of the woodwork, right?
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Speaker 2: He's kind of been inching a little bit and showing
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Speaker 2: his face and making some comments, right? So I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I assume that it's probably Soros giving him his script,
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Speaker 2: but he's gotten pretty good and he's always been a
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Speaker 2: terrific oral communicator because he's great at memorizing lines. That's
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Speaker 2: what he does. So we've got Barack Obama and then
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Speaker 2: we've got Bill Gates. So Bill Gates obviously has more
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Speaker 2: money than God and he is the king of trying
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Speaker 2: to control what you're putting in your body, whether it's
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Speaker 2: his lab grown meat, his lab grown cheeses and foods,
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Speaker 2: whether it's vaccines that he's using in an experimental phase,
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Speaker 2: you know, on small children and babies in third world
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Speaker 2: countries so he can test them out before he says
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Speaker 2: they're good for us. I mean, this guy is really dangerous.
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Speaker 2: This is a dangerous man. And who is he? I mean, honestly,
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Speaker 2: who is he? He doesn't have a background that I
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Speaker 2: know of in medicine. That's for damn sure. doesn't have
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Speaker 2: a background in AI.
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Speaker 6: Sure.
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Speaker 2: Okay. He's the head of Microsoft. That's fine. But that's,
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Speaker 2: that's really what you have come to be. You have
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Speaker 2: come to be this sort of resource that people are
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Speaker 2: going to on these massive topics and issues. And I'm like,
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Speaker 2: what are your credentials that give you the right to
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Speaker 2: speak so officially, right? His capacity always seems to be
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Speaker 2: one where he's like, yes, I am here to bring
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Speaker 2: you this information. I am here to to spread the news.
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Speaker 2: Even in that clip, you hear him. He's like, this
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Speaker 2: could be a catastrophe. There could be a cyber attack.
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Speaker 2: This is another pandemic because he was a part of
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Speaker 2: that original planned pandemic in 2019. So the idea that
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Speaker 2: they have this documentary, they put the scare tactic out.
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Speaker 2: They have over 260 million subscribers on Netflix. Now they
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Speaker 2: have everybody rushing to watch this AI Netflix special because
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Speaker 2: who's in it? None other than the two founders of
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Speaker 2: the two of two of the largest AI companies in
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Speaker 2: the world. And none of this feels staged, right? Everybody
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Speaker 2: thinks this is totally normal. Of course it's not. Jordan
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Speaker 2: Schachtel put out a piece of information today, which is
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Speaker 2: really interesting. And he wrote, two of the reporters on
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Speaker 2: the byline funded by the Tarbell Center, an AI doomer
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Speaker 2: organization controlled by Kamala Harris, her mega donor, Dustin Moskowitz.
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Speaker 2: Tarbell gives journalists large grants to insert AI doomer stories
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Speaker 2: into prominent outlets. So Time Magazine has a cover on
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Speaker 2: their latest magazine and it says, how dangerous are you?
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Speaker 2: The AI tipping point. But they don't disclose. that they
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Speaker 2: have this affiliation with these Tarbell Center folks who are
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Speaker 2: also affiliated with Kamala Harris, which I don't know why
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Speaker 2: a wordsmith like Kamala Harris would waste her time on AI,
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Speaker 2: but a girl can wonder. But the two authors, Harry Booth,
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Speaker 2: who's a Tarbell fellow, and Billy Perigo, who's a Tarbell grantee,
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Speaker 2: do not at any point disclose in this article in
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Speaker 2: Time Magazine that they are affiliated with this organization and
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Speaker 2: that these are paid placements, right? I mean, this is information.
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Speaker 2: This is such a violation of journalistic integrity. They don't care.
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Speaker 2: And they don't care because most people don't even know
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Speaker 2: it's happening, right? The control that is being waged on
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Speaker 2: so many levels, whether it's to control your children, whether
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Speaker 2: it's to control your medicine, whether it's to control your
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Speaker 2: access to AI and to the internet and to information,
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Speaker 2: If we look at a country like the United Kingdom,
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Speaker 2: which has turned off X for kids 16 and under,
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Speaker 2: and then there are certain places where they're not allowing
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Speaker 2: it to be accessed at all, nobody thinks that this
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Speaker 2: is completely ridiculous. They want to cut you off from
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Speaker 2: each other, and they want to cut you off from
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Speaker 2: places that give you information that are counter to the
21:59
Speaker 2: narrative that they have decided they want to put out.
22:03
Speaker 2: And if you have an alternate thought, If you want
22:07
Speaker 2: to push back, you are the problem. Hence, all the
22:10
Speaker 2: people who had questions about the elections, people who have
22:14
Speaker 2: questions about fraud that's happening all over the United States
22:17
Speaker 2: of America, people who have questions about what's happening with
22:21
Speaker 2: the immigration and them being on assistance, and people who
22:24
Speaker 2: have questions about what is happening with this AI and
22:29
Speaker 2: what they're doing. You are the conspiracy theorist. You are
22:32
Speaker 2: the person in the tinfoil hat. Not them. And that
22:35
Speaker 2: will go on, you know, until today's conspiracy theorist becomes
22:39
Speaker 2: tomorrow's enlightened commentator. Because that's essentially what it is, right?
22:43
Speaker 2: The time between you being crazy and you being totally
22:47
Speaker 2: freaking right is about four to five years. Because I
22:51
Speaker 2: will tell you, I was one of those people that
22:52
Speaker 2: was like, this is bullshit. Please rise above. And everybody
22:56
Speaker 2: was like, no, we have to get to Costco and
22:57
Speaker 2: buy toilet paper. And I'm like, what is going on?
23:01
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? And why do you think that?
23:05
Speaker 2: It's so frightening. So fast forward to another aspect of
23:10
Speaker 2: control here. We're going to talk about my favorite governor,
23:13
Speaker 2: the governor of Pennsylvania, the Commonwealth, that is so important
23:16
Speaker 2: to every single election that we have in these United States,
23:20
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro. So we talked about this a couple weeks ago,
23:23
Speaker 2: but it really is very serious. You have until, if
23:26
Speaker 2: you're in the state of Pennsylvania, I actually don't know,
23:28
Speaker 2: you might not even be able to write about it
23:30
Speaker 2: outside of Pennsylvania, but you have until September 21st to
23:33
Speaker 2: submit public comment about a 502 page rewrite that he
23:39
Speaker 2: has done of the Pennsylvania health code.
23:41
Speaker 3: Okay.
23:42
Speaker 2: So Stacey Garrity, who is the Republican candidate for Pennsylvania,
23:47
Speaker 2: put this out. I'm going to read what she put
23:50
Speaker 2: up because I feel like it's worth it. And I
23:52
Speaker 2: feel that everybody should be aware of just how corrupt
23:54
Speaker 2: this guy is. So Josh Shapiro put this code out
23:58
Speaker 2: that gives his government sweeping new authority over your private property.
24:03
Speaker 2: confidential medical information, and your children. Within the pages, these
24:09
Speaker 2: 502 pages of Josh Shapiro's effort to control you, he
24:14
Speaker 2: wants to eliminate the word motherhood because that's offensive, obviously.
24:18
Speaker 2: The property that you live on, the children that you
24:22
Speaker 2: are raising, your home, your medical records, he wants access
24:26
Speaker 2: to all of it and he can declare an emergency
24:29
Speaker 2: that allows him access to that at any time. He
24:32
Speaker 2: can have a meeting with your little kids, could be
24:35
Speaker 2: as young as four or five, and ask them, what
24:38
Speaker 2: are mommy and daddy doing at home? What are they
24:41
Speaker 2: talking about at home? Do you guys take the vaccine?
24:44
Speaker 2: Do you take the flu vaccine? When was the last
24:46
Speaker 2: time you went to the doctor? And then they can
24:47
Speaker 2: ask those kids if they want these things when they're
24:49
Speaker 2: four or five. And if they say yes, they can
24:52
Speaker 2: take them. They can go to the school. They can
24:54
Speaker 2: interview them. It is so incredibly frightening that I really...
25:01
Speaker 2: I really think that this man, and mind you, he
25:04
Speaker 2: is funded head to toe by Soros. So he is right,
25:09
Speaker 2: you know, lockstep with this whole socialist effort. But 502
25:14
Speaker 2: pages to rewrite the Pennsylvania code in the only state
25:18
Speaker 2: in America that has quote unquote measles cases, none of
25:22
Speaker 2: which are supported by the coroner. And when he was
25:26
Speaker 2: asked where he got that information and if he was
25:28
Speaker 2: going to be transparent about that information, because if these
25:32
Speaker 2: people really did have measles, it certainly would seem that
25:35
Speaker 2: information would be necessary to inform the public as he's
25:38
Speaker 2: trying to scare the shit out of everybody, but not
25:41
Speaker 2: disclosing the fact that he has a vested interest and
25:44
Speaker 2: is on the board of these vaccine companies and is
25:47
Speaker 2: taking a profit share. So of course he wants everybody
25:50
Speaker 2: to be afraid. Of course he wants everybody taking shots.
25:53
Speaker 2: Of course he wants everybody to think that there's a
25:55
Speaker 2: measles outbreak because without the measles outbreak, he doesn't make
25:58
Speaker 2: any money. So The Department of Health, just hear me
26:03
Speaker 2: out on this. The Department of Health would have the
26:07
Speaker 2: authority to enter any school building, okay, to interview a
26:11
Speaker 2: student of any age in private. They do not have
26:16
Speaker 2: to and are not required to notify the parent or
26:18
Speaker 2: the guardian to interview the student for quote-unquote contact tracing
26:23
Speaker 2: and partner services. So your little baby could be in
26:28
Speaker 2: school right?
26:29
Speaker 7: Learning.
26:30
Speaker 2: And they can come in and do, I mean, just
26:32
Speaker 2: think about that. So this is coming from Republican leader,
26:36
Speaker 2: Jesse Topper, who wrote this all out. She's in the
26:40
Speaker 2: 78th legislative district here in Pennsylvania. And then in this
26:44
Speaker 2: private interview, they could then say, would you like to
26:47
Speaker 2: take this vaccine? Would you like to do this? Would
26:49
Speaker 2: you like to do that? Your little children, this is
26:52
Speaker 2: what they want to do. They want to get in
26:54
Speaker 2: these rooms. They want to indoctrinate your kids. They want
26:56
Speaker 2: to vaccinate your kids and they want to take control.
26:59
Speaker 2: They can come into your home, they can break down
27:01
Speaker 2: your door, they can look for your medical records, and
27:03
Speaker 2: they can take whatever they want away from you. Think
27:07
Speaker 2: about that for a minute. Think about your constitutionally protected
27:10
Speaker 2: rights and the giant shit that Josh Shapiro is taking
27:14
Speaker 2: on them, because that's what it is. There's no mistaking it.
27:20
Speaker 2: Josh Shapiro is one of the biggest threats that we
27:23
Speaker 2: have to our civil liberties every day, all day, all
27:26
Speaker 2: across this country. He is exactly what is wrong with America.
27:31
Speaker 2: Take a look at Pennsylvania. Take a look at Philadelphia.
27:34
Speaker 2: Take a look at Krasner. Look at our crime, okay?
27:38
Speaker 2: People are hurting. This guy doesn't want to help you.
27:42
Speaker 2: This guy wants to oppress school choice. He wants to
27:45
Speaker 2: oppress your freedoms, take away your guns, and force vaccinations
27:49
Speaker 2: on you so that he can get richer and he
27:51
Speaker 2: can live higher on the hill. And that's all that
27:54
Speaker 2: this is about. I mean, it's really that simple. The
27:58
Speaker 2: last thing we're going to discuss tonight is stuff that's
28:01
Speaker 2: going on in Europe. They always say whatever is happening
28:03
Speaker 2: in Europe will come to America within three to five years.
28:07
Speaker 2: I happen to believe it's probably already here, some of
28:09
Speaker 2: these issues. But Tommy Robinson put this out. You guys
28:12
Speaker 2: know I love Tommy Robinson. This guy is truly just
28:15
Speaker 2: a saving grace here in the world. I just think he,
28:18
Speaker 2: I mean, this is a man who sat in solitary
28:20
Speaker 2: confinement for over a year away from his wife and
28:22
Speaker 2: his children because he was fighting for free speech in
28:25
Speaker 2: a country that he loves. And these are the type
28:27
Speaker 2: of people that when you read about them in your
28:30
Speaker 2: history books, 100 years from now, this will seem like
28:34
Speaker 2: crazy that anybody did this, right? That they would fight
28:36
Speaker 2: against this. But true story, this is what's going on.
28:40
Speaker 2: In London, they were talking about this woman, Adele Weir,
28:45
Speaker 2: who was part of this investigation into the rather than
28:50
Speaker 2: gang groups and the rape gangs, which they have been
28:54
Speaker 2: trying to do a lot of rape inquiries into and
28:57
Speaker 2: they have been trying to get the information out. But
29:01
Speaker 2: the issue is that so much of the elected body,
29:05
Speaker 2: because they have so many legal immigrants there and they're
29:08
Speaker 2: all Muslim, they're electing these Muslim representatives. And so now
29:12
Speaker 2: the people that need to be regulated and need to
29:15
Speaker 2: be arrested and need to be called to justice are
29:17
Speaker 2: part of the same group of the people that are ruling.
29:20
Speaker 2: And since they're all from the same places, they're not
29:22
Speaker 2: ruling and they're not taking care of these things fairly
29:25
Speaker 2: and justly. This audio is heartbreaking, and I want you
29:31
Speaker 2: to take a listen to this just for a moment.
29:34
Speaker 8: One child was advised by social workers to learn the
29:41
Speaker 8: Urdu and Punjabi used by her abusers so that she
29:45
Speaker 8: could better engage in her education. One, and this has
29:50
Speaker 8: never been said before as well, a woman called Adele Weir,
29:53
Speaker 8: who worked with Jane Senior, the main whistleblower, On her
29:56
Speaker 8: first day as a researcher from the Home Office on
29:58
Speaker 8: loan to Rotherham and its risky business youth project, Adele
30:01
Speaker 8: Weir on her first day was told about a woman
30:04
Speaker 8: who was hemorrhaging in hospital. I say a woman, she
30:07
Speaker 8: was a 14-year-old girl. She'd been attacked by a claw
30:10
Speaker 8: hammer and left for dead by a heroin drug gang
30:15
Speaker 8: that was also engaged in the trafficking and exploitation of girls.
30:18
Speaker 8: And that was her welcome to Rotherham. It got worse
30:22
Speaker 8: and nobody did anything. And when Adele Weir wrote her
30:25
Speaker 8: report and made concerns about the predominant ethnicity of the abusers,
30:28
Speaker 8: Pakistani men, all connected by family, by clan, by culture.
30:33
Speaker 8: She was put on a two-day equality and diversity course.
30:36
Speaker 2: How sick is that? I do not think that we
30:40
Speaker 2: can get to a spot anymore with these people constantly
30:44
Speaker 2: telling us that because we point out the crimes and
30:48
Speaker 2: the terroristic behavior of these third world barbarians that come
30:53
Speaker 2: into Western culture, and they rape and they pillage and
30:56
Speaker 2: they murder and they manipulate and they form gangs and
30:59
Speaker 2: they take over communities and then they rape and they
31:02
Speaker 2: pillage and they do it all over again, again and again.
31:06
Speaker 2: And then they get their own types of elected officials
31:10
Speaker 2: into office who then will let them off the hook
31:12
Speaker 2: so that the cycle permeates so much so that the
31:16
Speaker 2: police force and the elected officials are all in bed
31:19
Speaker 2: with the barbarians that are committing the crimes. And then
31:23
Speaker 2: the regular everyday British person who's just there raising their
31:28
Speaker 2: kids suddenly can't look out their window without seeing a
31:32
Speaker 2: third world migrant taking a shit in the street and saying,
31:34
Speaker 2: I'm going to kill you. I'm going to rape your
31:36
Speaker 2: wife and your children. And we're going to take over
31:39
Speaker 2: in the name of Allah and Islam and all this
31:41
Speaker 2: other bullshit. And instead of saying, yeah, you're right. This
31:45
Speaker 2: is really an epidemic. We got to take care of it.
31:46
Speaker 2: I'm going to talk about a pandemic. This is the
31:49
Speaker 2: real problem. And instead of addressing it, They send the
31:52
Speaker 2: person who is observing it and telling you that it's
31:56
Speaker 2: happening to diversity class. You don't need diversity class. You
32:01
Speaker 2: need a police officer and you need representation that gives
32:05
Speaker 2: a shit about people and human life. But you see,
32:10
Speaker 2: life is very cheap in these third world countries and
32:12
Speaker 2: they bring that value or lack thereof with them when
32:16
Speaker 2: they come across. We have another tape here also from
32:20
Speaker 2: Tommy Robinson. This time, this is a European member of
32:23
Speaker 2: parliament from Sweden. Take a listen.
32:27
Speaker 7: My warning to America is don't let the immigrants from
32:31
Speaker 7: Muslim countries. It's a plan for them to move to Europe,
32:35
Speaker 7: get lots of kids.
32:36
Speaker 8: I'm going to be moving to Poland and I'm going
32:38
Speaker 8: to be producing one million Somali kids.
32:42
Speaker 1: That's my life goal.
32:43
Speaker 7: Look at the speech from Islamists. They actually say that loud.
32:48
Speaker 7: that we will take over Europe. So would you like
32:51
Speaker 7: to see Sharia law in Canada replace Canadian law? At
32:55
Speaker 7: some point it will.
32:56
Speaker 2: You know, because we have families, we are making babies.
32:59
Speaker 7: You're not. Your population is going down the slum. Look
33:03
Speaker 7: what happens in Sweden. In some areas in Sweden, outside Stockholm,
33:07
Speaker 7: in Malmö, People don't feel free to wear what they want.
33:12
Speaker 7: They need to cover themselves. They get bullied in school.
33:16
Speaker 7: And we can see that in Sweden that the Islam
33:19
Speaker 7: taking over, many people move to different areas to avoid Islamism.
33:25
Speaker 7: It's a threat against our society. So we need to
33:29
Speaker 7: stop them. Stop being naive.
33:32
Speaker 2: Not only stop being naive, but stop being scared. Stop
33:37
Speaker 2: being scared to say what's true. Stop being scared to
33:41
Speaker 2: recognize who is committing the crimes, whoever's committing the crimes.
33:46
Speaker 2: It's always a good time to tell the truth. It's
33:49
Speaker 2: always a good time to be honest about the crimes
33:51
Speaker 2: being committed and the people committing them. And this idea
33:55
Speaker 2: that we can't because they're in some sort of protected group,
33:58
Speaker 2: they're not in a protected group. Nobody said that Islam
34:02
Speaker 2: was better than anything else, except the people that are
34:04
Speaker 2: a part of Islam and say that they want to
34:05
Speaker 2: control and dominate everything. Well, I believe that Jesus Christ
34:08
Speaker 2: is king and you can shove that up your ass.
34:10
Speaker 2: How about that? It's my right to say it until
34:13
Speaker 2: it's not. But people like me and people that think
34:17
Speaker 2: like me, that you have a right to think the
34:19
Speaker 2: way you think and I have a right to think
34:20
Speaker 2: the way I think, you mind your business and I'll
34:22
Speaker 2: mind mine. But when your business starts to infect my business,
34:29
Speaker 2: infect my country, and you try to take over, then
34:33
Speaker 2: we have a problem. Then we have to start speaking
34:35
Speaker 2: out And we have to start fighting back. So now
34:38
Speaker 2: in Europe, they've gone too long. They've gone too far.
34:41
Speaker 2: Sweden is now the rape capital of the world. You know,
34:45
Speaker 2: the Champs-Élysées in Paris leading up to the Loc de Triomphe,
34:49
Speaker 2: you know, it looks like a shit show. It's lined
34:52
Speaker 2: with tents, just like you would see in Skid Row
34:54
Speaker 2: in California. Same kind of idea, right? If we do
34:59
Speaker 2: not take back and start to fight For the founding
35:03
Speaker 2: principles of our nations, we will lose it to the barbarians.
35:08
Speaker 2: There's no question. Because they want one thing. It's the
35:11
Speaker 2: theme of the show. They want control. And the people
35:16
Speaker 2: that are bringing them in to take the control away
35:19
Speaker 2: from people like you and me are getting paid. It's
35:24
Speaker 2: all a big money grab. They bring them in. They
35:27
Speaker 2: put them to work. They get them on benefits. And
35:30
Speaker 2: everybody's skimming off the top. But you and me, we're
35:33
Speaker 2: working and we're paying our taxes and we're paying for
35:35
Speaker 2: these assholes to harass us, harass our children and try
35:39
Speaker 2: to control us. Well, I think maybe, just maybe, there's
35:43
Speaker 2: enough of us that that's not going to work. Whether
35:46
Speaker 2: it's with this Islamic infiltration, the AI PSYOP, people like
35:52
Speaker 2: Shapiro who want to invade and break down your home
35:54
Speaker 2: and go investigate and interview your children at their school.
35:58
Speaker 2: None of this is going to work. Because eventually the
36:03
Speaker 2: people like you and me are going to say we've
36:06
Speaker 2: had enough and we won't be controlled. I hope you've
36:09
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36:17
Speaker 2: We're going to keep following all of these stories. I
36:19
Speaker 2: have no doubt that the AI PSYOP is going to
36:22
Speaker 2: be a fever pitch in the next few days as
36:24
Speaker 2: more people watch this stupid documentary and actually believe what
36:28
Speaker 2: these idiots have to say. Let's hope they don't, but...
36:31
Speaker 2: I don't know. My money's on them being pretty stupid.
36:33
Speaker 2: We'll see. Good night, everybody. See you tomorrow.