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The Ron Edwards American Experience: The BIG AI Problem That Could Destroy Our Republic. Guest Andrea Hawes Joins Ron Edwards. - 260310 · The Ron Edwards American Experience V2

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Speaker 6: Well, well, well welcome, my friends. This is Ron Edwards
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Speaker 6: and you're listening to the Run Edwards American Experience. It's
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Speaker 6: an honor to be with you this day, and folks
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Speaker 6: tuning in from throughout America and around the world, thanks
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Speaker 6: so much for joining us this day. A lot of
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Speaker 6: things that we're going to be covering, and we've got
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Speaker 6: a very exciting guest coming up in just a few moments.
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Speaker 6: Her name is Andrea Hawes. She's an author and she's
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Speaker 6: written some very good books and concerning the young people
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Speaker 6: of America and how to save them from the bull
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Speaker 6: capital that's where they hit. Let's put it to you
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Speaker 6: that way. But today we're going to be discussing AI,
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Speaker 6: the good, the bad, and the ugly. If there is
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Speaker 6: any good concerning AI anyway, she'll be discussing that with
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Speaker 6: us in just a few moments. In the meantime, you know,
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Speaker 6: King Jefferies, very interesting fellow to say the least, I'm
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Speaker 6: trying to be polite here. He's admitting that Democrats are
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Speaker 6: shutting down the Department of Homeland Security funding on purpose.
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Speaker 6: And we've always always known that it's nice that he's
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Speaker 6: finally admitting it, and we've also known the reason why
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Speaker 6: they continue to shut it down. Now, he says, the
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Speaker 6: Republicans have refused to agree to keep ice out of
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Speaker 6: sensitive locations, polling sites, churches, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. See,
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Speaker 6: they want to make it so that the illegal border
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Speaker 6: crossers cannot be caught. But the bigger issue, even bigger
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Speaker 6: than that, for this year anyway, Hakim and all the
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Speaker 6: rest of the Democrats and Rhinos want to make sure
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Speaker 6: that it's easy for illegals to vote. They don't want
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Speaker 6: the Save Act to be passed, because that would, you know,
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Speaker 6: tie things up in a nice little bow, so that
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Speaker 6: illegals could no longer vote in our elections. And see,
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Speaker 6: Democrats cannot win elections on ideas, on issues based upon
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Speaker 6: the things that they know support. They can't win. So
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Speaker 6: what do you do?
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Speaker 5: You cheat?
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Speaker 6: You get throngs of illegals to do your bidding. Very
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Speaker 6: interesting Tim Tebow. Well, Tim Tebow, He's given Congress a
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Speaker 6: map with three hundred and thirty eight thousand unique IP
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Speaker 6: addresses in the United States that have traded shared images
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Speaker 6: of children being sexually abused in the past six months. Now,
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Speaker 6: why isn't the major media speaking about this, or even
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Speaker 6: the big time in their own mind conservative media outlets
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Speaker 6: or not even talking about this like Newsmax and Fox.
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Speaker 6: But you'll hear about it here. This should be on
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Speaker 6: the front page of every newspaper also in America. Tim
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Speaker 6: Tebow is out there doing a yeoman's job of trying
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Speaker 6: to find the illegal I mean, the illegally trafficked children
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Speaker 6: across Republic. We thank god that the Trump administration already
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Speaker 6: has found about three hundred thousand, and they can find
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Speaker 6: this other three hundred and thirty eight thousand that Tim
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Speaker 6: Tebow has the IP addresses for. That will go a
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Speaker 6: long way towards finding all of these useful victims. Well,
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Speaker 6: Rhino leader John thom I never liked that guy, and
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Speaker 6: I like him a bit less every single day. He's
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Speaker 6: a younger virgin of Deputy Drupelog. Yeah, Mitch McConnell, he
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Speaker 6: stabbed Trump in the back again. You know, Trump has
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Speaker 6: been stabbed in his back so many times he's got
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Speaker 6: to be wearing steel armor plates on his back just
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Speaker 6: to keep walking. He refuses to nuke the filibuster to
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Speaker 6: pass Save America Act. He says that's not going to happen.
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Speaker 6: And see he's been using Deputy Droup along which Mitch
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Speaker 6: McConnell for cover. Because like Mitch McConnell, they hate not
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Speaker 6: only do they hate President Trump, they hate the direction
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Speaker 6: that Trump wants to take the nation. See Thune and
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Speaker 6: other Republicans like him. See, they may not be Democrats,
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Speaker 6: they're about one step above Democrats. They're a little bit better.
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Speaker 6: But here's the thing. They like the Republican Party to
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Speaker 6: be in a state of almost victory, almost there, and
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Speaker 6: to convince the American people every election cycle, oh man,
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Speaker 6: if you just elected, reelect us one more time. Ah,
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Speaker 6: we're getting there, We're getting there, We're getting there. But
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Speaker 6: the Democrats just keep blocking. Is we need your help,
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Speaker 6: keep voting for us. And see they rather be controlled opposition.
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Speaker 6: So you have this fake battle between Republicans and Democrats.
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Speaker 6: Is it? Little wonder why it was said many decades ago.
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Speaker 6: I was thinking in the nineteen thirties, Will Rogers. He
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Speaker 6: said that there's not a dan dime's worth of difference
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Speaker 6: between the Republicans and the Democrats. And when it comes
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Speaker 6: to the Rhinos and the Democrats, that's real true, that's
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Speaker 6: very true. And so we have to continue to press
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Speaker 6: our elected officials, and I urge you to call your congressperson,
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Speaker 6: your senators, to tell them to get off the stick,
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Speaker 6: get the sticks out of their backsides, and start walking
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Speaker 6: straight and do their darn jobs and pass the Save Act.
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Speaker 6: You know, they should be doing the will of the
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Speaker 6: American people, not the will of our enemies, not the
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Speaker 6: will of the Democrats. Because did you know that many
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Speaker 6: Republicans who rather compromise with the Democrats than to go
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Speaker 6: go forth and do what is best for the republic
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Speaker 6: according to what we the people want. Yeah, and that
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Speaker 6: makes for a very dangerous situation. That means their moral
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Speaker 6: compass is broken. And so we need to ourselves, as voters,
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Speaker 6: as sovereign Americans, become more wise in whom we choose
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Speaker 6: to vote for. Because many Republicans, they say the right things.
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Speaker 6: John Thune has said the right things long ago when
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Speaker 6: he could still speak pretty well. Mitch McConnell even said
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Speaker 6: the right things. I mean, they all say the right things.
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Speaker 6: But we have to do a better job of vetting
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Speaker 6: these people, because both the Rhinos and the Democrats are
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Speaker 6: setting the United Nation, I mean, the United States up
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Speaker 6: on a death march. They really are, and I believe
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Speaker 6: that is their wish. I know it's the wish of
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Speaker 6: the Democrats, and it might as well be the wish
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Speaker 6: of the Rhinos, who would rather compromise with the Democrats
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Speaker 6: than to stand forthright and do what is correct. Man
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Speaker 6: oh Man, oh Man. And so we've got a birthright
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Speaker 6: citizenship case also in our republic, and see the way
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Speaker 6: they are approaching it now, it could be the wrong
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Speaker 6: way because I think when you look about look when
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Speaker 6: you look at the case and the way it's written out,
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Speaker 6: it could be a misinterpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, and
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Speaker 6: we could get a bad ruling from the Supreme Court,
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Speaker 6: which could still allow anchor babies in our republic, much
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Speaker 6: to our dismay. Because the Fourteenth Amendment does not mention
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Speaker 6: the term birth right citizenship or natural born citizenship, the
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Speaker 6: Amendment can not legally be applied to either term or
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Speaker 6: to the true meaning of either term. Because the Fourteenth
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Speaker 6: Amendment is a naturalization amendment. Any citizenship granted via the
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Speaker 6: Fourteenth Amendment is naturalized citizenship under US immigration and naturalization policies.
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Speaker 6: Because the Fourteenth Amendment is one of three reconstruction amendments
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Speaker 6: following the end civil of the Civil War, designed, adopted,
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Speaker 6: and intended only for former slaves and their families and
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Speaker 6: no one else, that's it. The amendment never should have
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Speaker 6: been used for the sixty million illegal border crossers born
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Speaker 6: in the United States of America. Huh. And there you
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Speaker 6: have it. The efforts to undermine the true meaning of
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Speaker 6: the all related legal terms is an effort to undermine
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Speaker 6: and destroy the true text and intent of the United
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Speaker 6: States Constitution. And this could be a huge domino effect
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Speaker 6: that could affect not only that amendment but just bam bam, bam,
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Speaker 6: today we're going to be discussing AI. Hello Andrea, and welcome.
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Speaker 2: Hi Ron. Hello everyone. Can you hear me?
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Speaker 6: Can you turn up your volume just a bit? But
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Speaker 6: maybe I need to turn mine up for you. Anyway,
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Speaker 6: it's great.
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Speaker 1: To have you.
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Speaker 6: We're going to be talking about US intelligence and you
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Speaker 6: say that because of artificial intelligence, we could be experiencing
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Speaker 6: in the near future of financial collapse and who or
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Speaker 6: how can we halt this imminent disaster.
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Speaker 2: Yes, indeed, and I want to thank you for having
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Speaker 2: me on run. I was on your show several years
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Speaker 2: ago when I wrote the book Generation X Millennials Run
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Speaker 2: Escape from Aquarius, and that book was about how the
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Speaker 2: nineteen sixties cultural revolution had destroyed Back then, I said,
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Speaker 2: was hurting American society. But we are almost destroyed with
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Speaker 2: this implementation of their AI agenda. And so definitely, this
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Speaker 2: AI potential financial collapse is intentional. It is built on
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Speaker 2: the Communist Manifesto ideas that the nineteen sixty generation in
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Speaker 2: America definitely wholeheartedly embraced. And those same people are in
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Speaker 2: our government right now. Now. Some of them don't actually
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Speaker 2: understand technology, but they understand the ideas of cal Macks,
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Speaker 2: Marts and Frederick Ingall who wrote the Communist Manifesto. And
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Speaker 2: so right now in America, when you get the jobs
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Speaker 2: report which was negative yesterday, I forget how much was
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Speaker 2: it negative? Nineteen thousand? Or does anyone remember ninety thousand jobs? Ron? Hello?
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Speaker 6: Now, now you mentioned now whenever there's been new technology
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Speaker 6: brought forth, Okay, we went from carriages to automobiles, we
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Speaker 6: went from arrows, bows and arrows to guns. I mean,
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Speaker 6: there's always been transitional periods. And some are arguing that
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Speaker 6: this artificial intelligence will make way for new types of jobs,
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Speaker 6: and they're not the distant future. But I'll give you
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Speaker 6: an example. There's a new Giant Ai center built in
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Speaker 6: Ohio and they got huge tax breaks. And do you
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Speaker 6: know how many jobs that one Giant Ai center is
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Speaker 6: going to create?
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Speaker 2: How much are the.
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Speaker 6: Ten ten jobs?
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Speaker 8: Yes?
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Speaker 2: Yes, that is direct, that is about about you know,
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Speaker 2: they're certainly going to be the construction phases, you know
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Speaker 2: of digging dirt, laying out the construction plants from ematic design,
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Speaker 2: development one construction. So once it's online, what do they
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Speaker 2: need human beings for us? HM?
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Speaker 6: That's a good question, and so.
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Speaker 2: Go ahead.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, my thinking is that, Okay, as they produced these
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Speaker 6: big centers, I'm still trying to figure out completely why
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Speaker 6: do we need these data centers other than collecting data
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Speaker 6: on all of us? And what is the long term
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Speaker 6: reason for that? And you can explain all of that
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Speaker 6: and why And don't they understand that as they continue
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Speaker 6: to reduce job numbers, okay, they still want to make
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Speaker 6: money off of all these people that are out here,
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Speaker 6: whether they have jobs or not. So aren't they thinking
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Speaker 6: long term that if people are out of jobs, they
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Speaker 6: can't buy stuff, and so the people that make the
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Speaker 6: stuff will also be out of jobs. What say you?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely? I hear saying that many of the big tech CEOs,
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Speaker 2: and they also have the position at Microsoft chief Artificial
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Speaker 2: Intelligence Officer. Maybe they've deployed that same tile across all
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Speaker 2: of the big tech companies. They certainly met with presidents
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Speaker 2: from UMP last year about a year ago to discuss
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Speaker 2: all of their ideas and plans for the upcoming year.
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Speaker 2: We were not in that meeting, but we know they
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Speaker 2: were there, and no one asked them the following question.
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Speaker 2: If AI is implemented and most American jobs are taken away,
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Speaker 2: how are the American workers former workers going to be
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Speaker 2: able to buy the products and services that the AI
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Speaker 2: big tech companies are selling. And I do think that's
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Speaker 2: where this huge bubble is about to pop. They themselves
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Speaker 2: didn't care to do a risk assessment. I do feel
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Speaker 2: that our government should have asked them to show. You
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Speaker 2: know that we should have said in that meeting with
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Speaker 2: President Trump or in meetings right now, we could cease
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Speaker 2: and desistence diabolical situation right now. The question is, before
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Speaker 2: you code one more bit of your artificial intelligence that
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Speaker 2: you're deploying in real time that is harming American workers,
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Speaker 2: please show me your risk assessment of how and where
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Speaker 2: these displaced workers are going to how will they eat,
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Speaker 2: How will they have a roof over their head? How
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Speaker 2: will they buy gasoline? And by the way, how will
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Speaker 2: they deposit money in your bank? How will they buy
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Speaker 2: your cable and mobile phone services? Who is your new customer?
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Speaker 2: If they have no jobs? They need to answer that,
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Speaker 2: I would say in the next seven to ten days.
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Speaker 2: If they cannot answer it, our government needs to say
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Speaker 2: cease and desist your diabolical attack on American citizens because
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Speaker 2: if they have no paycheck, they have no money to
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Speaker 2: send to the IRS to pay for our military, our police,
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Speaker 2: are hospitals, our government nothing. And I do believe this
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Speaker 2: is clearly orchestrated the Communist Manifesto principles.
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Speaker 6: Yes, wow, this this is kind of there that you know,
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Speaker 6: that level of shortsightedness. It can only be planned, in
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Speaker 6: my humble opinion, because normally President Trump is a thinking
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Speaker 6: individual anythings long term, short term, and in between terms.
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Speaker 6: But there's a lot of people that are around him
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Speaker 6: that may not be exercising such common sense. And you
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Speaker 6: mentioned here about artificial intelligence equally US financial collapse, and
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Speaker 6: as you point out, the US economy is based on
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Speaker 6: a free enterprise system that's created a robust size working
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Speaker 6: middle class citizen base that participates in a never any
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Speaker 6: exchange of needs for goods and services. Now I contend
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Speaker 6: that and we might have to in a second go
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Speaker 6: hold on for a break. That's at the bottom of
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Speaker 6: the hour. Break. But as we switch how we pay
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Speaker 6: our taxes, I think we can bring about an alleviation
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Speaker 6: to exactly what you're talking about and reinvigorate the production
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Speaker 6: in of our economy and not lose all the jobs
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Speaker 6: that could possibly be lost due to AI. And you know,
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Speaker 6: it's just just you know, because I was thinking about
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Speaker 6: what you presented here, and I just have some ideas
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Speaker 6: and how we can continue with a successful economy with
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Speaker 6: or without AI. And I like to get your your
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Speaker 6: take on that about shifting how we pay taxes.
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Speaker 2: And go ahead, I was going to say not paying taxes.
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Speaker 2: This group that certainly appreciates the Carl Mark's communist manifesto.
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Speaker 2: Most of them were told in college that that was
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Speaker 2: so much better than the United States free enterprise system.
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Speaker 2: And a part of being communist is being atheists. So
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Speaker 2: we'll get back out.
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Speaker 6: guest today Andrea Hawes. And we're talking about artificial intelligence,
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Speaker 6: the coming possible financial collapse as a result of artificial intelligence.
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Speaker 6: Welcome back, Andrea. And before the break, you were discussing
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Speaker 6: about some of the dangers of artificial intelligence, and you
30:41
Speaker 6: talked about, you know, there's market volatility, weapons and military automization,
30:46
Speaker 6: increased criminal activity and child safety risks, psychological harm and
30:52
Speaker 6: over reliance. Automation spurred job loss. Of course, we were
30:58
Speaker 6: discussing that this is not too good when when you
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Speaker 6: look at it on the surface like that is there
31:07
Speaker 6: before we go any further, Is there a possible good
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Speaker 6: side to this.
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Speaker 2: Person? No, because it says art official intelligence. Intelligence, as
31:24
Speaker 2: we as believers know in the United States of America
31:27
Speaker 2: was founded on Judeo Christian values. So the foundation of
31:33
Speaker 2: our constitutions is that there is a God and God,
31:39
Speaker 2: you know the Constitution rather than me ron, he gave
31:43
Speaker 2: us an alienable right of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness,
31:47
Speaker 2: the beautiful words they put in our constitution. And so
31:51
Speaker 2: the fact that computer is going to replace the ingenuity
31:58
Speaker 2: of human beings, there's no need for you to think anymore.
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Speaker 2: And who is programming the computer is diabolical, okay, atheist,
32:10
Speaker 2: possibly Satanists. So the programming is antithetical to people who
32:17
Speaker 2: actually believe that there's a God. That we should humble
32:19
Speaker 2: ourselves before God. And number one, we need to get
32:23
Speaker 2: up and work. How are we going to eat if
32:26
Speaker 2: we don't get up and work. It says that in
32:28
Speaker 2: our Bible to find an Ecclesiastes via King Solomon, find
32:34
Speaker 2: something to do with your hands and remember that God's
32:37
Speaker 2: going to bring everything that you do into judgment. So
32:41
Speaker 2: in communism, there is no God. You're atheists. And so
32:47
Speaker 2: the people that are developing this artificial intelligence, yes, this
32:53
Speaker 2: would be in line with their philosophy, and that men
32:56
Speaker 2: mankind and everything involved in mankind, like women, we are
33:03
Speaker 2: of no consequence. There is no real morality. Why do
33:07
Speaker 2: we care if these people eat? And we should make
33:10
Speaker 2: them feel really bad about themselves if they want to work.
33:16
Speaker 2: And the commun comedy though, is based on shaming you
33:21
Speaker 2: for working for the bourgeoisie. How dare you have dreams?
33:28
Speaker 6: You know to back up what you're saying. You hear
33:31
Speaker 6: people talk about white supremacy every time. It doesn't matter
33:36
Speaker 6: what color you are. If you speak about a work ethic,
33:40
Speaker 6: high standards, morality, et cetera, it's always now thrown back
33:45
Speaker 6: in your faces. Oh you're a white supremacist, and you
33:48
Speaker 6: can be as dark as a pair of black shoes,
33:51
Speaker 6: but they'll throw that at you. If you dare speak
33:54
Speaker 6: positively about work, about God, about good things, okay, constitution,
34:00
Speaker 6: et cetera, the Bible, they will throw that back in
34:03
Speaker 6: your face as white supremacies. As a way, as you said,
34:06
Speaker 6: to try to shame you. And wasn't it Claus Schwab
34:09
Speaker 6: who said we will make you poor, you will have nothing,
34:13
Speaker 6: and you will be happy. And so.
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Speaker 2: I'm not sure you said Charles Schwab.
34:22
Speaker 6: No, Claus clause Schwab. Okay's Swab is one of the
34:31
Speaker 6: World Economic Forum. He used to head up the World
34:34
Speaker 6: Economic Forum until sometime last year and.
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Speaker 2: He's still well yeah, well he probably probably devoce UH
34:44
Speaker 2: two months ago, where the CEO of MYSA again, I
34:51
Speaker 2: would mention that a lot of these people, foreign nationals
34:55
Speaker 2: that have no care in the world for the United
34:59
Speaker 2: States of America and all the hard work we and
35:03
Speaker 2: our ancestors did pull together a country based on Judaeo
35:08
Speaker 2: Christian values and everything that was incorrect in our country
35:11
Speaker 2: as we were building it. We was put in our
35:13
Speaker 2: constitution a way for us to correct it, you know.
35:18
Speaker 2: So they know they hate all of this, okay, they
35:21
Speaker 2: hate the fact that an individual has the right to
35:24
Speaker 2: speak in the United States of America. But at devoce
35:28
Speaker 2: the CEO of Microsoft said, I don't know how much
35:32
Speaker 2: longer we're going to be able to build these data
35:36
Speaker 2: centers and suck up all this water. If AI is
35:41
Speaker 2: not of any if it doesn't serve a positive purpose
35:45
Speaker 2: for society. This is a conversation they're having with other intellectuals,
35:52
Speaker 2: other elites, and they're admitting, well, I don't know why
35:56
Speaker 2: we're doing this, and I don't how much longer someone's
36:01
Speaker 2: going to allow us.
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Speaker 19: To do this.
36:03
Speaker 2: And these people are all on the climate change boards.
36:06
Speaker 2: We love clients, you know, the you know, regular human
36:10
Speaker 2: beings are destroying the climate with their hairspray. No, you're
36:15
Speaker 2: destroying the climate by sucking up thirty eight million gallons
36:18
Speaker 2: of water for one data center.
36:22
Speaker 6: It's crazy?
36:23
Speaker 2: What what?
36:25
Speaker 6: Yeah? And and and isn't that annually or how because
36:29
Speaker 6: you know that has to be used over and over
36:31
Speaker 6: again to keep the machinery cooled off.
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Speaker 2: Isn't there still trying, Yeah, they're still trying to find
36:40
Speaker 2: a better way. They might go nuclear. All all you
36:44
Speaker 2: have to do is go to your you know, your
36:46
Speaker 2: listeners can go to Google right now and say, how
36:50
Speaker 2: much water for fooling data center?
37:01
Speaker 6: Is crazy?
37:03
Speaker 2: And it's and it's But the thing is is that
37:05
Speaker 2: this is why a normal everyday American citizens. We are
37:09
Speaker 2: not criminals. We are just people that are concerned about
37:13
Speaker 2: the country that we help build, our ancestors help build.
37:17
Speaker 2: Why are we sleeping at the wheel and letting them go, Ah,
37:21
Speaker 2: you know you're not going to have jobs and TETs.
37:22
Speaker 2: We're building all these data centers and we're going to
37:25
Speaker 2: run AI over years off. Okay, it says data centers
37:29
Speaker 2: can consume between that this is from their AI bought
37:35
Speaker 2: can consume between three hundred thousand and five million gallons
37:39
Speaker 2: of water per day for cooling, depending on size, location,
37:43
Speaker 2: and technology. And so I do think that some of
37:51
Speaker 2: the big tech wanted the citizens of these towns to
37:56
Speaker 2: simply absorb that cost all that water into their water
38:02
Speaker 2: bills and their electricity bills. And it's like, huh, you're
38:07
Speaker 2: worth a trillion dollars and you want Mom and Joe
38:12
Speaker 2: Smith down the street to pay for your five million
38:18
Speaker 2: gallons of water per day. So this thing should be regular,
38:24
Speaker 2: like tomorrow, yesterday, today.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Well, first of all, that should be more publicized to
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Speaker 6: the American public how much water they would be using.
38:34
Speaker 6: And also that it has been brought to my attention
38:37
Speaker 6: whenever they build these things, they're taking up huge swaths
38:41
Speaker 6: of farmland and we all we don't have enough. Pretty
38:44
Speaker 6: soon we'll run out of enough farmland in this country
38:48
Speaker 6: for the various uses that are that are you know,
38:51
Speaker 6: being utilized to gobble up more and more farmland and
38:55
Speaker 6: for them each one to use that much water every
38:59
Speaker 6: single day. We don't have it. Even with the Great Lakes,
39:03
Speaker 6: we do not have it. And someone needs to put
39:05
Speaker 6: a plug, you know, put a plug in there and
39:07
Speaker 6: stop this. But President Trump did say one thing. He
39:11
Speaker 6: said that these AI centers are to be built built
39:18
Speaker 6: with self containing energy production, that they'd have to supply
39:22
Speaker 6: their own energy, which I guess the best way to
39:25
Speaker 6: do that would be nuclear. But they're supposed to supply
39:28
Speaker 6: their own and would make it so that we don't
39:31
Speaker 6: have to pay for that mess. But still we're still
39:33
Speaker 6: paying if they're using up that much water and taking
39:37
Speaker 6: up that much land for these data centers all over
39:40
Speaker 6: the country. We'll say you.
39:43
Speaker 2: So, the CEO of miss said, AI has to show
39:48
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39:55
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39:57
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40:06
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40:10
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40:18
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40:23
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40:32
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40:35
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Speaker 6: in our conversation about a I is maybe they should
44:27
Speaker 6: call it artificial unintelligence because it's nothing more than a
44:34
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Speaker 2: It's definitely a negadness enterprise and the actual developers of
44:46
Speaker 2: it who are just so I believe Mary Shelley. I
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Speaker 2: that I could build amand I didn't think about if
45:03
Speaker 2: I should. And around that same time, I can't remember
45:07
Speaker 2: the exact day, is when the Communist Manifesto was starting
45:10
Speaker 2: to come out about you know, why do people need
45:14
Speaker 2: private property? And how dare you ask these people to work?
45:19
Speaker 2: Why do they have to exchange their labor for money?
45:23
Speaker 2: All things that are emptatistic. Culture, the Holy Bible, and
45:26
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45:31
Speaker 2: the world in the nineteenth or twentieth century. And there
45:35
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45:38
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45:44
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45:48
Speaker 2: these let's get rid of humans' philosophies of artificial intelligence.
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Speaker 2: Do you mind if I read the quote real fast?
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Speaker 5: You do?
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Speaker 2: Okay? So this is Frederick Ingel, one of the writers
46:01
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46:11
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Speaker 2: off quote. Moreover, since the management of industry by individuals
46:21
Speaker 2: necessarily implies private property, and since competition is in reality
46:27
Speaker 2: merely the manner and form in which the control of
46:31
Speaker 2: industry by private property owners expresses itself, it follows that
46:36
Speaker 2: private property cannot be separated from competition and the individual
46:41
Speaker 2: management of industry. Private property must therefore be abolished, and
46:47
Speaker 2: in its place must come the common utilization of all
46:52
Speaker 2: instruments of production and the distribution of all products according
46:57
Speaker 2: to common agreement, in a word, what is called the
47:01
Speaker 2: communal ownership of goods. In fact, the abolition of private
47:06
Speaker 2: property is doubtless the shortest and most significant way to
47:11
Speaker 2: characterize the revolution in the whole social order which has
47:15
Speaker 2: been made necessary by the development of industry, And for
47:19
Speaker 2: this reason it is right be advanced by communists as
47:24
Speaker 2: their main demand. Their main demand is to get rid
47:28
Speaker 2: of private property. And we all should be a commune
47:32
Speaker 2: of people. And if AI wants to suck up all
47:37
Speaker 2: your water, they are part of the powerful elite. So
47:42
Speaker 2: sit down, shut up, and we'll figure out how to
47:45
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47:50
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47:54
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47:58
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48:01
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48:04
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48:05
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48:08
Speaker 6: But that was that one. Yeah, did you? And you
48:18
Speaker 6: you mentioned the actual United States unemployment Now it's reported
48:23
Speaker 6: at four point six percent. However you're stating here, due
48:28
Speaker 6: to aggressive AI layoffs and installed economy, it could be
48:32
Speaker 6: up to twenty four percent. And that's very close to
48:35
Speaker 6: the unemployment rate during the Great Depression, which I think
48:39
Speaker 6: was about twenty seven percent.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, it's the way that every that the numbers
48:50
Speaker 2: that are reported monthly are from the unemployed United States
48:54
Speaker 2: Labor Department. Those are those people who qualified for an
48:58
Speaker 2: unemployment check the three hundred and twenty nine dollars or
49:03
Speaker 2: so forth. If you don't get an unemployment check, like
49:07
Speaker 2: you left your job due to a disagreement with your employer,
49:11
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49:14
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49:19
Speaker 2: nuanced besides getting laid off. You are not counted as
49:24
Speaker 2: unemployed by the United States government standards right now, that
49:28
Speaker 2: is dangerous for our government not to know that with
49:32
Speaker 2: of sixty million, seventy five million American valuable American citizens
49:38
Speaker 2: are walking around at no paycheck, and if they had
49:42
Speaker 2: parent heightings, it's about to be gone in less than
49:46
Speaker 2: six months, and it's this country's going to be in
49:51
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50:00
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50:05
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50:09
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50:12
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Speaker 2: Well, I know Christmastmas and I was one of the people.
50:23
Speaker 2: American consumers were only shopping at discount stores. They weren't
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Speaker 2: only going through the dollar stores to get the dollar
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Speaker 2: toilet paper. They weren't going to may SE's. I mean,
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Speaker 2: isn't Macy's closing several hundred stores right now? Isn't I
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Speaker 2: forget which store it is? This going bankrupt right now?
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Speaker 2: Another one of the department stores. No, most Americans are
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Speaker 2: not walking in department stores and buying nice jackets and flags.
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Speaker 2: They're not buying nice Christmas presents. No, they're trying. You
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Speaker 2: know one in my family that crochet. But she's a
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Speaker 2: high end tech crum master and project manager, no job
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Speaker 2: right now, and so she's crocheting gifts hoping people will
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Speaker 2: buy their Christmas gifts from her, birthday gifts from her.
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Speaker 2: And that is a part of this Communists, these Communist
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Speaker 2: principles about labor that they have laid out, you know,
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Speaker 2: just take you know, just figure something else out to do.
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Speaker 2: You shouldn't work for people the man, because that makes
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Speaker 2: you a proletariat, and you should be ashamed of yourself,
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Speaker 2: and you don't want to work for the bourgeoisie. And
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Speaker 2: all of them, all all of us, including myself, got
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Speaker 2: told this craft in college for the last you know,
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Speaker 2: starting forty years ago and now and now these people
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Speaker 2: are in our government. There are our congressmen, our center,
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Speaker 2: our state representatives, and our college professors. And in fact,
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Speaker 2: there are foreign nationals who are helping to deploy this
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Speaker 2: communist ideology throughout our colleges. They are here from countries
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Speaker 2: that hate our guts, and we have allowed them to
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Speaker 2: be in leadership in these colleges and in private sector.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, in particular China and from the Middle East. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: go to Columbia University and some of the other once
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Speaker 6: great universities around the countries and you will see just that. Well, Andrea,
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Speaker 6: I want to thank you for joining us today, and
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Speaker 6: we're going to be in a more in depth conversation
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Speaker 6: with Andrea on my Wednesday Rumble edition of the run
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Speaker 6: Edwidge American Experience, And so you can join us over
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Speaker 6: there that day and we'll have more time to get,
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Speaker 6: you know, dig in the weeds, because there's a lot
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Speaker 6: of very important information that she has available for this
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Speaker 6: AI problem, this albatross of AI emanating throughout our republic.
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Speaker 6: And hopefully the folks can get this message to President
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Speaker 6: Trump and the few other true concerned Americans that are
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Speaker 6: in the government. If not, Man, we could be in
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Speaker 6: a heap of herd in the not too distant future, Andrea,
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Speaker 6: I'm looking here. It says, look at some of the corporations,
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Speaker 6: for example, Exfinity forty nine thousand layoffs, Wells Fargo ten
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Speaker 6: thousand layoffs, Amazon five hundred thousand layoffs, Ups one hundred
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Speaker 6: thousand layoffs, the US government, which I think they should
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Speaker 6: be laying off in the government three hundred thousand layoffs.
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Speaker 6: And I think it's even higher than that now. The
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Speaker 6: government should be laying off like crazy because there's nothing
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Speaker 6: but a bunch of layers of a pencil pushers. But anyway, folks,
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Speaker 6: I hate to say this, but now that I see that,
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Speaker 6: my time is a thank you so much for your time,
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Speaker 6: and thank you Andrea for your time as well. And
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Speaker 6: as I always say at this time, remember to pray
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Speaker 6: for your nation, Pray for your family, your friends, and
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Speaker 6: even your enemies that they get it right before it's
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Speaker 6: too late, because we all do face judgment. And remember
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Speaker 6: to treat others the same way you want to be treated.
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Speaker 6: Until next time, I'm Rontedwards, Excelsior.
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Speaker 19: Come on, h
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Speaker 14: You would you would be of us all folks tags
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Speaker 14: that stage right,