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Hour 4: AI's evolving · Curtis Sliwa & Larry Mendte In The Morning

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Speaker 1: Well, let's bring in Jeff mah WLR and Weather Channel
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Speaker 1: meteorologists because we had a pretty severe weather event yesterday.
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Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, there were two reported tornadoes.
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Speaker 1: And Jeff, thanks for doing this again. The last time
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Speaker 1: we talked to you, you said that they still have
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Speaker 1: to be checked out. I am assuming by the National
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Speaker 1: Weather Service has that been done and exactly what do
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Speaker 1: they have to check for Because people saw the funnel
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Speaker 1: cloud and they said it was a tornado, it still
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Speaker 1: has to be verified by them.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll go out there. They'll sit a survey team
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Speaker 2: out and they'll check the damage and the pattern of
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Speaker 2: the damage, get an estimate of the wind speeds involved.
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Speaker 2: And you know, if you've people saw it, it probably was
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Speaker 2: a tornado and they'll confirm it. And that should happen
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Speaker 2: sometime today. So I haven't seen an update recently, but
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Speaker 2: they're probably on the way out there as we speak.
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Speaker 3: Hold on it, shaken, Jeff. We have a eyewitness, our
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Speaker 3: own Natalie, our producer, Yeah, who was just blocks from
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Speaker 3: that funnel cloud, that tornado. She in fact, was so
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Speaker 3: frightened she was like Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz,
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Speaker 3: clicking a heel, saying take me back to Stet night
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Speaker 3: we was born and race, take me back to Stet nine.
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Speaker 3: So you have all these eye witnesses. We're not used
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Speaker 3: to tornadoes in this area, but it seemed like it was
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Speaker 3: temporarily a tornado alley that could have been in Oklahoma,
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Speaker 3: could have been in Mississippi, could have been in Missouri.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, we definitely had the ingredients in place yesterday. We
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Speaker 2: had that warm front providing a lot of the lift.
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Speaker 2: We had some warm moist are in place, and boy,
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Speaker 2: those thunderstorms really intensified as we made our way into
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Speaker 2: the afternoon. And yeah, it was a rough day, certainly
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Speaker 2: for the Tristate. The second time in four days we've
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Speaker 2: been inundated with heavy rainfall and strong storms. Now, fortunately
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Speaker 2: a lot better for us today. We saw the cold
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Speaker 2: front that's going to move through. Just a few isolated
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Speaker 2: showers and maybe a rumble of thunder as we headed
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Speaker 2: to the afternoon. I think the severe risk today is
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Speaker 2: certainly a lot lower. Maybe a strong storm across eastern
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Speaker 2: parts of Long Island, but overall, we get a chance
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Speaker 2: to dry out tonight and we're going to have a
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Speaker 2: stretch of beautiful weather from tomorrow right on through the weekend.
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Speaker 1: Now, Jeff, you meteorologists cracked me up. And I'll tell
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Speaker 1: you why, because this tornado thing that the fact that
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Speaker 1: it hasn't been verified is funny. I've been out after
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Speaker 1: a tornado was hit in neighborhoods, homes ripped apart, and
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Speaker 1: I'll be talking to the meteorologists, sending it back from
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Speaker 1: the field to talk to the meteorologists and I'll say
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Speaker 1: it's a tornado, and they'll correct me and they'll say, well,
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Speaker 1: we have to wait, we have to verify that that's
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Speaker 1: a tornado. I'm like, do you see the houses behind me?
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Speaker 1: I mean, at this point you can say it's a
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Speaker 1: tornado or do you really have to wait now for
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Speaker 1: them to verify it before you can say it.
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Speaker 2: Well, if you see a natural funnel touched down, obviously,
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Speaker 2: then that's a tornado. But there can be straight line
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Speaker 2: thunderstorm winds that can cause a lot of damage as well.
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Speaker 2: But if we had you know Ewinness accounts, obviously Natalie
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Speaker 2: saw some rough weather or self there. You know, when
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Speaker 2: you see a funnel actually touching the ground, you it's
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Speaker 2: going to be a tornado. They just have to get
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Speaker 2: out there and check the damage. And then give us
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Speaker 2: an idea of what kind of winds we're talking about
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Speaker 2: to cause all the problem.
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Speaker 1: And then what are the classifications of tornadoes? Right, it's
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Speaker 1: a CAT one? Is that what it is?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the enhance Fujita scale, so you can go anywhere
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Speaker 2: from an F zero to an F five, the F
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Speaker 2: five obviously being the strongest tornadoes because wind miles wind
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Speaker 2: speeds of over twohndred miles per hour. So fortunately, on
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Speaker 2: that kind of tornado yesterday, you see those a lot
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Speaker 2: in the planes and portions of the southeast to it,
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Speaker 2: we can have some strong tornadoes here, but luckily yesterday,
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Speaker 2: when that type of tornado, it's gonna be on the
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Speaker 2: lower end of the Fujita scale by the time I
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Speaker 2: get a look at it.
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Speaker 3: I think most of the folks in the Tri State area,
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Speaker 3: from what I could tell, experience what I experienced and
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Speaker 3: my wife Nancy on the upper west side fifteen minutes
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Speaker 3: of buckets of rain coming down, I mean buckets, and
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Speaker 3: then it disappeared the damage done in those fifteen minutes,
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Speaker 3: because obviously the catch basins and everything else can take
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Speaker 3: in that enormous amount of water that is dropping fast
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Speaker 3: and furiously what I don't understand. What is it that
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Speaker 3: causes it to drop so fast in such huge amounts
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Speaker 3: and then all of a sudden just disappear and go away.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you have some strong updrafts with these thunderstorms that
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Speaker 2: rolled through yesterday, And you're right, some of these storms
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Speaker 2: were prolific rain producers. That inch or two of rain
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Speaker 2: in a short amount of time. In an hour, you
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Speaker 2: get that kind of rainfall, it doesn't have anywhere to
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Speaker 2: go in the short term, and that calls all that
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Speaker 2: flash flooding and some of these rainfall amounts. The airports
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Speaker 2: were all under an inch, but we had anywhere from
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Speaker 2: three to five inches across parts of the Tri State.
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Speaker 2: The heaviest mounts Ushall was Stanford and Connectut almost five inches.
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Speaker 2: Four point seven nine inches in Terrytown and Jersey and
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Speaker 2: Montclair we had over three and a half inches. So
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Speaker 2: those were some really impressive totals on the heels of
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Speaker 2: what happened last Saturday. So, boy, we've certainly had our
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Speaker 2: share of heavy rain in the past few days.
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Speaker 1: You know, I'm always skeptical when I hear people talk about, man,
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Speaker 1: it's never been like this before. Oh wow, this is
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Speaker 1: the worst it's ever been, because you know, you go
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Speaker 1: back and you can find even in recent history it's
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Speaker 1: been worse than this historically. What we're going through right
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Speaker 1: now with the weather, with the severe weather, we've had
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Speaker 1: one after another after another in the last month and
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Speaker 1: a half. Is this odd? Is this different than it's
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Speaker 1: been in the past, and is it the worst?
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Speaker 2: Well, you know, you don't very often see those kind
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Speaker 2: of rainfall amounts that close together, you know, Saturday we
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Speaker 2: had that event, and then yes yesterday obviously, so usually
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Speaker 2: you get a little time between events like that. But
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Speaker 2: we've had some really humid error in place. We've had
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Speaker 2: some fronts moving through and you get hot weather out
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Speaker 2: ahead of these fronts, and that's going to give you
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Speaker 2: all the lifts you need to produce strong winds, heavy rain,
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Speaker 2: and as we saw yesterday, heavy downpours and severe weather
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Speaker 2: as well. So that was all in the cards for
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Speaker 2: us yesterday. Fortunately, today that severe weather thread is down
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Speaker 2: to our south southern Virginia into porches of the Carolinas,
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Speaker 2: and farther up to the north is in fact, Maine
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Speaker 2: may have a few severe thunderstorms as this cold front
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Speaker 2: sweeps through. You'll see that very often up there, but
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Speaker 2: that may have a few strong storms as well.
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Speaker 3: But going into the weekend, good news for everyone listening.
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Speaker 2: Oh beautiful weather starting tomorrow eighty the high, sunny, light, wind,
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Speaker 2: sunny eighty one. Friday, we'll have more of the same
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Speaker 2: really for Saturday and Sunday. I mean sunshine each day.
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Speaker 2: Highs in the low eighties, overnight lows in the mid sixties.
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Speaker 2: So dry with a lot of sun Very comfortable if
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Speaker 2: you're going to be spending some time out about as
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Speaker 2: we head into the weekend.
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Speaker 1: As they tell with performers all the time and with applause,
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Speaker 1: that's it. That was good news. So oh, you know what,
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Speaker 1: one last question, We're not gonna We're not gonna leave
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Speaker 1: you yet, because now that we have the nice weather coming,
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Speaker 1: what about the smoke from the wildfires in Canada? Do
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Speaker 1: we still have to be concerned about that?
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Speaker 2: Well, these fires are so widespread in Canada that we're
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Speaker 2: we're not done with that smoke. It depends on, you know, obviously,
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Speaker 2: the wind direction. But what's crazy is that Tropical Storm
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Speaker 2: Bertha may actually start to adjust some of the wildfire
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Speaker 2: smoke all the way down towards the Gulf Coast. Weakening
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Speaker 2: that storm, helping it weaken a little bit more, which
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Speaker 2: would be good news for them down there. But yeah,
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Speaker 2: it has been bad so far at times, Forest and
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Speaker 2: I don't think we're done because these fires are still
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Speaker 2: not under control by any stretch in Canada. So something
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Speaker 2: we'll soft to deal with. I think over the next
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Speaker 2: month maybe at times.
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Speaker 1: When and how would be would be would we be
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Speaker 1: affected by it? I mean, what are the what's the
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Speaker 1: situation where we would have to go through what we
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Speaker 1: went through earlier in the week.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if we have winds that are coming down from
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Speaker 2: you know, winds out of the north and northwest, that's
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Speaker 2: you know where we get most of that wildfire smoke
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Speaker 2: in place. We have high pressure with a sinking air
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Speaker 2: mass and it allows that smoke to settle closer to
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Speaker 2: the surface. That would be the case for us. But
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Speaker 2: the short term we're good into the weekend that we're
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Speaker 2: gonna be okay, But yeah, we're not done. I don't think.
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Speaker 2: I think we'll have to deal with some poor air
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Speaker 2: quality again before the summer ends.
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Speaker 1: Jeff, thanks a lot, You're the best. Appreciate your time today.
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Speaker 2: You got it. You got to have a great one.
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Speaker 1: Thanks jeffrom Mar seven w R Weather Channel medior Ala.
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Speaker 1: Just so we're not done with the.
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Speaker 3: Smoke, all right, but I want to get back to
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Speaker 3: Dorothy here, our version of Dorthy from the Wizard of
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Speaker 3: Oz who was in Tornado Alley.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Well, I was bribed the calamity that was taking place,
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Speaker 3: and how you knew the tornados the twisters were out
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Speaker 3: there in the air.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I did not see a house in the air,
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Speaker 4: you know. The one that I was closest to. The
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Speaker 4: one was Troy Hill and Persipity about fifteen minute drive
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Speaker 4: from there, I guess, so I did not see any
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Speaker 4: goodness because I've been freaking out, But I didn't see
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Speaker 4: any you know, real bad winds by my house or
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Speaker 4: even a lot of red rain. But the atmosphere felt different,
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Speaker 4: you know when you first of all, the look of
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Speaker 4: it outside was very ominous. It was dark, but there
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Speaker 4: was something in the air felt really heavy and electric.
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Speaker 4: I don't know how I was extribed, but I could
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Speaker 4: kind of feel it in my body that it's something
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Speaker 4: felt different.
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Speaker 5: So I, you know, I just played it safe. I
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Speaker 5: stayed in the house.
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Speaker 4: I closed all the windows, I closed all the drapes,
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Speaker 4: and stayed near the basement in case I had a
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Speaker 4: hunker down because you know, there was some really severe
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Speaker 4: weather happening with the bells.
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Speaker 3: And whistles going off.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, my phone went off.
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Speaker 4: All the messages were telling it and retreat to some
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Speaker 4: an internal room with no windows if possible.
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Speaker 1: I'm fascinated that you didn't go in the basement, and
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Speaker 1: I'm fascinated by it because I think normally you would
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Speaker 1: if you've gotten these warnings before. Is that why you
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Speaker 1: didn't go to I did.
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Speaker 4: I've gotten them a few times over the past couple
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Speaker 4: of years. But I was watching and following the radar
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Speaker 4: and I could tell.
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Speaker 5: Where it was and it wasn't right over me. I
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Speaker 5: was on the other part of the county.
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Speaker 3: What do you do. We've seen basements flooded. Yeah, So
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Speaker 3: if you happen to have a twister in your area
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Speaker 3: while the water is pouring into your basement, you can't
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Speaker 3: turn that into a tornado shelter or a storm shelter.
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Speaker 4: But that depends where you live. I mean, if you
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Speaker 4: live near a river and the river was overflowing. I
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Speaker 4: fortunately I don't have that kind of flooding. I just
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Speaker 4: get that swell of ground swell, so I knew I
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Speaker 4: wasn't at that point because I knew how much rain
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Speaker 4: we'd been getting.
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Speaker 5: So I felt comfortable. Maybe it wasn't smart. Maybe I
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Speaker 5: should have gone into the base.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to put my bike helmet on, which one
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Speaker 4: of my friends suggested.
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Speaker 3: You know who knows even fashion than the weather people.
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Speaker 3: The animals watch the birds, and the animals know, Curtis.
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Speaker 5: I live, as you know, like a bird sanctuary in
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Speaker 5: my yard. It was so quiet.
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Speaker 4: There wasn't any sound, not a bird chirping, and not
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Speaker 4: a bird in sight.
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Speaker 1: They know what you felled in the air, what you
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Speaker 1: felt in there. They failed it.
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Speaker 3: To It was really strange, but they were smart.
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Speaker 1: They went in the basement.
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Speaker 4: Were all in my basement, hang it out, having a party.
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Speaker 5: Wish they did my laundry while they were there.
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Speaker 1: Have you seen the movie The Odyssey? Well, if you
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Speaker 1: did and you paid a regular price, you're lucky. Way
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Speaker 1: do you hear what fans are paying to see it?
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Speaker 3: Now? She everyone's talking about this movie. Now, the movie
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Speaker 3: buff's here. It's not yours truly or my wife Nancy.
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Speaker 3: We generally see it way down the line after it's
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Speaker 3: made its debut. But you, Larry, you're a buff. Natalie
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Speaker 3: is abeff. Some weekend you can't wait to see the
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Speaker 3: open of a movie. No movie. You just had more
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Speaker 3: height than The Odyssey. Don't tell me that. Both of
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Speaker 3: you have not seen it yet.
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Speaker 1: No, I couldn't say it. I was tied up. I
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Speaker 1: wanted to see it last weekend, but I didn't see it.
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Speaker 1: You didn't see it?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, same thing with me. I had stuff going on
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Speaker 5: last weekend. I should have planned properly, but I did not.
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Speaker 1: I had my son's birthday. It's tough to blow down there,
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Speaker 1: you go. That's exactly the reason.
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Speaker 3: Excuse, excuse. It was pouring rain, it was winds. Go lore,
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Speaker 3: Come on, that's shaturday. You should have taken a condola
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Speaker 3: to your local triplex.
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Speaker 1: To see you Why did you see it? No?
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Speaker 5: Okay, with the World Cup, there was the World Cup.
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Speaker 3: That's true.
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Speaker 1: There was the World Cup as well. But listen to this.
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Speaker 1: Listen to how much money it made. It made over
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty million dollars worldwide in three days,
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Speaker 1: which means it already paid for itself. That's how much
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Speaker 1: money it costs to film this movie. Two hundred and
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Speaker 1: fifty million dollars when all is said and done, then
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Speaker 1: it was the second highest grossing movie ever for a Monday.
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Speaker 1: It made nineteen million on a Monday, a non holiday Monday.
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Speaker 1: So a lot of people mission work to she it.
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Speaker 1: I gather more are just going after work at night.
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Speaker 1: But still, man, this and it's the excitement about it
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Speaker 1: now is incredible. Here's a little clip from it.
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Speaker 3: Yet because of kingdom waiting for a king, my dad
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Speaker 3: is coming home.
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Speaker 1: All right, that's enough of that doesn't really sell the
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Speaker 1: movie doesn't know any.
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Speaker 3: Of any of it AI generated.
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Speaker 1: I don't believe so. It's interesting that you asked that,
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Speaker 1: but I don't believe so. But the thing that's going
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Speaker 1: on right now, the big story right now is the
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Speaker 1: is the secondary price not not the price to go
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Speaker 1: see it in an imax, which apparently is the way
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Speaker 1: to see it. You have to go to an imax.
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Speaker 1: But Imax has been sold out for weeks to come,
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Speaker 1: and so on the secondary market. People were paying up
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Speaker 1: to one thousand dollars to see a movie.
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Speaker 3: Now I know the story about its See in there
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Speaker 3: there are scenes in which you bear gifts, right gifts.
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Speaker 3: It's part of the old tradition, and I did not
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Speaker 3: deliver the gift this morning that I had promised you
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Speaker 3: taco bell with extra tailor lettuce because of the inclement.
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Speaker 3: Whether that was the number one story. You know that
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Speaker 3: my wife does not want me to get taco bell.
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Speaker 3: She begged me, she beseeched me. She said, you've had
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Speaker 3: iliitish colleidis, you've had crons disease, you got shot five
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Speaker 3: times at hollow point bullets. This could end up putting
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Speaker 3: you over. I will not let this stop me. Larry
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Speaker 3: and Natalie. I promised to both of you I would
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Speaker 3: get taco bell with extra tailor lettuce stuffed into it.
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Speaker 1: We'll forget that now. Since you missed that, could you
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Speaker 1: get me an IMAX ticket to see The Odyssey please?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, the seventy millimeter Imax specifically, because there's only twenty
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Speaker 4: five theaters in the country, so.
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Speaker 3: You have simple Do I need a reverse mortgage in
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Speaker 3: a payday to avoid that?
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Speaker 4: You will, or at least we won't be going into December.
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Speaker 1: Let's get some talkbacks.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: I don't use artificial intelligence, I use genuine stupidity.
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Speaker 3: Thank you. Oh, that's got to win something. Come on, Natalie,
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Speaker 3: get the judges that radio that was brilliant.
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Speaker 6: Here's the deal with AI people. For intelligent people, AI
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Speaker 6: is just a tool that makes them that much more
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Speaker 6: intelligent and creative. For dumb people, it will cripple them
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Speaker 6: as they are increasingly dependent on somebody else or something
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Speaker 6: else to think for them, simple as that.
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Speaker 3: Wow, that's another class man cripple. You know, between the
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Speaker 3: statements made by the people in the street to Natalie Migliore,
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Speaker 3: which was top shelf and these responses, we are the
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Speaker 3: only ones talking about AI all the time. And look
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Speaker 3: at what it elicits an interested, participatory group of people
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Speaker 3: in the streets and on in toll.
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Speaker 1: That's because they're using AI to answer. Now, that's one
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Speaker 1: we have to explain because we talked about this much
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Speaker 1: earlier in the show. The person that is the guitarist
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Speaker 1: for Journey came out and said that Bruce Springsteen should
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Speaker 1: just shut his mouth, especially when he's performing. Politics has
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Speaker 1: no place in a concert. And you know, Mick Jagger
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Speaker 1: has said the same thing.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Hi, I'm in my late sixties. Just as a
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Speaker 3: frame of reference, when I was growing up, I didn't
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Speaker 3: know who my sports heroes or the bands I listened
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Speaker 3: to I didn't know who they were voting for. Didn't care, then,
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Speaker 3: don't care now Springsteen and nothing more than a cheap
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Speaker 3: dog and pony show doesn't mean nothing, just noise.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, the member of Journey took a shot at Springsteen.
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Speaker 1: He also took a shot at Robert de Niro for
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Speaker 1: the same thing.
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Speaker 3: Robert de Niro, the man calls Trump a bully, He
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Speaker 3: calls Trump a thug. This is a man who made
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Speaker 3: his career and all his money off of portraying a
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Speaker 3: bully and a thug is pretty hypocritical. If you asked me,
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Speaker 3: have a great day, you know. Calling back to Journey,
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Speaker 3: it's their last tour, and there and Mick Jaggert's suggestion
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Speaker 3: and at times interview this could be the last tour
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Speaker 3: for the Rolling Show. You notice how I went there
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Speaker 3: just about approaching their last tour. They're saying things that
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Speaker 3: they may never have said in the middle of their career,
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Speaker 3: figuring you do your thing, I'll do mine.
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Speaker 1: That's true, But I also don't believe anybody's last tours.
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Speaker 1: I saw The Who's Final tour six times, ah, so
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Speaker 1: I'm not absolutely. Let's get to Daria Albinger with the
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Speaker 1: nine to thirty News. Never going to stop touring. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I believe you know. Yep, they're going to be doing it.
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Speaker 3: From the grave. They'll find a way to do it there.
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Speaker 7: A National Weather Service team is in New Jersey getting
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Speaker 7: a look at damage and Stanhope and Troy Hills from
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Speaker 7: yesterday's severe storms. They want to know if it was
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Speaker 7: caused by tornadoes there were two reported funnel clouds in
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Speaker 7: the area, or if it was caused by straight line wins.
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18:19
Speaker 1: Right, thank you, thank you, Daria. Well, guess what, Remember
18:23
Speaker 1: when they were going to charge Joe Biden. They investigated
18:27
Speaker 1: him for keeping some classified documents in his home in
18:31
Speaker 1: his garage, and then they decided not to because he
18:35
Speaker 1: came up like he came off like a blithering idiot
18:38
Speaker 1: in the tapes. Well, guess what, we're gonna hear those tapes.
18:41
Speaker 1: We'll talk about it when we come right back. Not
18:45
Speaker 1: I don't even have to introduce this. We all remember
18:48
Speaker 1: this moment, dealing with everything we have to do with.
18:53
Speaker 3: Look, if we finally beat medicare.
18:59
Speaker 5: Thank you, President Biden, President Trump.
19:01
Speaker 3: Well, he's right, he did beat medicaid, beat it to death.
19:04
Speaker 1: It was painful, wasn't it. But then we found out
19:07
Speaker 1: later because they were hiding it from us, that he
19:10
Speaker 1: was like that. Most of the time. We just got
19:14
Speaker 1: to see it for the first time. Well, now we're
19:18
Speaker 1: going to get to hear more maybe, and I'll tell
19:21
Speaker 1: you what the caveat is in a second. There has
19:25
Speaker 1: been a push now to release all of the tapes
19:30
Speaker 1: of Robert Hurr when he investigated Biden. Robert Hurr was
19:34
Speaker 1: a special prosecutor that was assigned to the case because
19:38
Speaker 1: it was discovered that then President Biden was keeping classified
19:45
Speaker 1: documents in his home to write his memoirs, right, and
19:51
Speaker 1: so Robert Harr was on the case and if you remember,
19:54
Speaker 1: he ended up not charging him because he said, well,
19:57
Speaker 1: every jury is just going to feel sorry for a
19:59
Speaker 1: dodding old man, and that should have been our first guest,
20:02
Speaker 1: that our first hint that he was like that all
20:05
Speaker 1: the time. They wouldn't even charge him because they said,
20:09
Speaker 1: I can't even put this guy in the stand and
20:11
Speaker 1: if I put him on the standard, he's just gonna
20:13
Speaker 1: feel sorry for him because he can't put two words together.
20:17
Speaker 1: And so there was tapes of him being interviewed for
20:22
Speaker 1: his memoir and apparently they are awful. I mean, it
20:27
Speaker 1: is embarrassingly awful, and so the White House wants them released.
20:31
Speaker 1: The Heritage Foundation wants them released. They want to show
20:36
Speaker 1: to the world how bad he was and what a
20:39
Speaker 1: huge cover up it was in the White House. This
20:42
Speaker 1: isn't just to embarrass Joe Biden. This is to embarrass
20:47
Speaker 1: the people in the White House that we're covering up
20:49
Speaker 1: for him. So it's been going through the courts and
20:52
Speaker 1: now in a Pellet court just ruled two to one
20:55
Speaker 1: that yes, the tape should be released. It's gonna be fought.
20:59
Speaker 1: That's why I'm saying, don't you know, don't count your
21:02
Speaker 1: chickens yet just yet. It's going to be fought, There's
21:04
Speaker 1: no question.
21:05
Speaker 3: Yeah. But it's interesting because how many times did all
21:10
Speaker 3: of us, including the Bidenomics people, you know, the ones
21:13
Speaker 3: who believe eh, you know, they just don't want Joe
21:16
Speaker 3: Biden to run because he's the only one who could
21:19
Speaker 3: actually beat Donald Trump. You know, they kept touting that,
21:22
Speaker 3: and we would be assured by experts, many women who
21:25
Speaker 3: had been in the company at Joe Biden. True, when
21:27
Speaker 3: he comes out and he makes an address because he
21:31
Speaker 3: had a stuttering issue when he was young, you know,
21:34
Speaker 3: it doesn't flow. It's not like Barack Obama. You're damn right.
21:37
Speaker 3: It wasn't like Barack Obama, and they would say and yeah, yeah, yeah,
21:41
Speaker 3: it's difficult for him sometimes to recognize certain things that
21:45
Speaker 3: have said. Boy, you should see him in a closed
21:50
Speaker 3: door meeting with foreign leaders when he's on the phone,
21:53
Speaker 3: you know, and he's talking to putin u Chi or whatever.
21:56
Speaker 3: He's so coaching, he's able to retrieve information that around
22:00
Speaker 3: at one another and say, I tried, we forgot all
22:03
Speaker 3: about that, and they kept bamboozling us.
22:06
Speaker 1: He's the Sarnology. He's the sharpest guy in the Yeah,
22:09
Speaker 1: that was over and over again. He's the sharpest guy
22:12
Speaker 1: in the room.
22:12
Speaker 3: And yesterday your words as to my attention, was the
22:17
Speaker 3: second anniversary of the day that Joe Biden had to
22:20
Speaker 3: finally go no Mos, no Moss and turn it over
22:24
Speaker 3: to Vice President Harris. And if you remember now the
22:28
Speaker 3: new one revived Hunter Biden. You know that all the
22:32
Speaker 3: podcasters they love, Oh he's so good. He chrolls everybody.
22:37
Speaker 3: Remember how he went berserk, he went crazy. No, Daddy
22:41
Speaker 3: should be the president. Daddy should be able to run
22:44
Speaker 3: for office. Where am I gonna guests stashed by cocaine? Well,
22:49
Speaker 3: I mean the White House? Remember they actually had him
22:52
Speaker 3: and west Wing there the White House, they had their
22:55
Speaker 3: like war council. There was Missus Biden, there was Hunter Biden.
22:59
Speaker 3: There was naturally Joe himself and the advisors. No, no,
23:03
Speaker 3: you could hold on Joe, you could hold on My god.
23:05
Speaker 3: They wasted so much time, and even though Harris was
23:09
Speaker 3: an inep Kennedy to take on Donald Trump, they weren't
23:13
Speaker 3: able to do what they should have done, which is
23:15
Speaker 3: have sort of a mini convention, you know, have maybe
23:17
Speaker 3: one debate to debate and then figure out who it was.
23:21
Speaker 3: They should have replaced him, because I think other than
23:24
Speaker 3: Harris herself, who continued to shoot herself in the foot
23:27
Speaker 3: with those stupid giggles and those word salads, she wasn't
23:32
Speaker 3: the consensus candidate.
23:33
Speaker 1: And she would never have survived the primary, never because
23:36
Speaker 1: she would have had the debate and there were some
23:38
Speaker 1: people in the Democratic Party that were incredibly more impressive
23:42
Speaker 1: than she was, so she never would have survived that.
23:45
Speaker 1: She was a DEI vice president. That's why she was picked.
23:50
Speaker 1: Because he owed his presidency to the black vote, and
23:56
Speaker 1: in South Carolina specially, remember he was gonna lose. Oh yeah,
23:59
Speaker 1: he was absolutely gonna lose, and that revived him and
24:02
Speaker 1: after that the Democrats, because it's the biggest mistake they
24:05
Speaker 1: always make. They decide they know better than anybody. They're
24:08
Speaker 1: gonna clear the field. Remember ever you started dropping out,
24:10
Speaker 1: they were all pressure to drop out. He won one
24:13
Speaker 1: stake and they were all pressured to.
24:15
Speaker 3: Do Barney because of the lockdown and pandemic. It's a
24:19
Speaker 3: waste of time. You can't go out there and do caucauses,
24:22
Speaker 3: you can't do normal campaigning.
24:25
Speaker 7: Uh.
24:25
Speaker 3: They even convinced Bernie the out the CACA Sanders that state,
24:28
Speaker 3: it's over. Just support the ticket. Maybe you maybe your
24:32
Speaker 3: ticket will get punched next time. And he kept saying,
24:35
Speaker 3: I don't have much time left on this planet. What
24:38
Speaker 3: is it? Hillary stole the nomination from you me with
24:41
Speaker 3: the super delegates in twenty sixteen, and now I have
24:44
Speaker 3: to capitulate because of the lockdown and pandemic.
24:47
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, there's one thing you can always
24:49
Speaker 1: depend upon in politics. That's why you don't write off
24:53
Speaker 1: the Republicans in these midterms, because the Democrats will always
24:56
Speaker 1: shoot themselves in the foot. Think what they did with
24:59
Speaker 1: Biden and what they got stuck with with Biden, and
25:01
Speaker 1: how bad the country was off with Biden and they
25:04
Speaker 1: kept lying for him, and they kept lying for him,
25:07
Speaker 1: and he stayed in the race much longer than he
25:09
Speaker 1: should have. And it was almost unfair to Kamala Harris
25:12
Speaker 1: because she got thrown in. She had to find to
25:15
Speaker 1: get resources, she had to start campaigning, she had to
25:18
Speaker 1: prepare for debates. I mean, all of a sudden, she
25:20
Speaker 1: was the person they just threw it on her, and
25:23
Speaker 1: she was never going to win. She was an awful category.
25:26
Speaker 3: Remember, the defining moment came from the head of the
25:29
Speaker 3: Democratic Party. We know, Barack Obama, who said enough is enough.
25:33
Speaker 3: He picks up the phone to his buddy, then Coomo
25:36
Speaker 3: by the lake with his Lebanese wife, the stellar actor
25:41
Speaker 3: what's his name from Joe Johannis George. You're gonna pen
25:45
Speaker 3: a full editorial. They're going to print it in the
25:47
Speaker 3: New York Times. I love you, Joe, We've raised money
25:51
Speaker 3: for you.
25:51
Speaker 1: Joe.
25:52
Speaker 3: You won in twenty twenty, but it's time for you
25:54
Speaker 3: to go, Joe. And that was unceremoniously done.
25:59
Speaker 1: That's why getting back to these memoirs and the recording
26:02
Speaker 1: of that, everything we just talked about, that's why it's
26:05
Speaker 1: important for us to hear yes, because what they did
26:08
Speaker 1: to us by hiding his mental incapacity is criminal. The
26:14
Speaker 1: fact that they allowed him to be president just so
26:18
Speaker 1: they could retain power. There are so many questions that
26:21
Speaker 1: come from that. Who was running the country. We need
26:24
Speaker 1: to know who was running the country. We know he
26:26
Speaker 1: wasn't signing most of the things he signed. Who was
26:29
Speaker 1: signing them, who okayed the autoped who made all of
26:33
Speaker 1: these decisions for him? We should never ever allow that
26:38
Speaker 1: to happen again. It's a huge story and that's why, Yeah,
26:43
Speaker 1: you can, but let me just finish this, because that's
26:46
Speaker 1: exactly why they're hiding this.
26:48
Speaker 3: The deep state. It always comes back to the deep state.
26:52
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I can't wait to hear it. Just
26:56
Speaker 3: hear what he was talking about and how inept he was.
26:59
Speaker 3: But have I not been warning about this? Have I not?
27:04
Speaker 3: When the moment I consummated and cohabitated this relationship with you,
27:09
Speaker 3: when Tom Cutty, the best programmed I director in the business,
27:14
Speaker 3: said hey, you guys are better together, and we are,
27:17
Speaker 3: and I said, I only have one request that we
27:20
Speaker 3: do what talk radio is not doing and talk a
27:22
Speaker 3: lot about about artificial intelligence, which we've talked about here.
27:26
Speaker 3: You've done a great job. Larry and I've talked about
27:29
Speaker 3: at the biggest universities all across the country, and now
27:34
Speaker 3: I have the documentary evidence in my head why we
27:37
Speaker 3: must say slow it down, stop, don't go anywhere, don't
27:42
Speaker 3: turn that down, you know, Larry and Natalie. I consume
27:47
Speaker 3: a lot of talk radio. I'll listen to not just
27:52
Speaker 3: our shows here wo R, but shows galore, whether they
27:55
Speaker 3: are on the Worldly Bird to competate wherever they are.
27:59
Speaker 3: I almost never hear them talking about artificial intelligence, and
28:02
Speaker 3: certainly not the artificial intelligence data filing centers. Oh never.
28:07
Speaker 3: And I'm saying to myself, you know, because they just
28:10
Speaker 3: it's an echo chamber. They talked to Samen, this is
28:12
Speaker 3: what people were talking about. I must compliment on Natalie Migliore.
28:17
Speaker 3: When she went down in the streets today she found
28:20
Speaker 3: a panoply of different people responding who had just I mean,
28:26
Speaker 3: you could just hear from their voices the intelligence as
28:29
Speaker 3: they discussed AI. The plus is the minuses. You've been
28:34
Speaker 3: all over the expansion of the AI data filing centers
28:38
Speaker 3: in New Jersey, and obviously I told Tom Cuddy, Hey,
28:43
Speaker 3: if I get on board, I got to be able
28:45
Speaker 3: to talk about this. Nobody's talking about this, and I've
28:47
Speaker 3: done it also in universities around the country, Ivy League universities.
28:51
Speaker 3: But now I have in my hand the documentary evidence
28:56
Speaker 3: of why we gott to slow this down, not stop it,
28:59
Speaker 3: but slow it down. There's this race for AI, the
29:03
Speaker 3: Red Chinese in the United States. I get it. Trump
29:06
Speaker 3: doesn't want President She to outdo us here because it
29:10
Speaker 3: could have really negative effects for us. But in this race,
29:14
Speaker 3: chat GBT has had to acknowledge that their AI went
29:21
Speaker 3: totally rogue hacked into another company and basically threatened death
29:27
Speaker 3: and destruction on them. And they have admitted that they
29:32
Speaker 3: could not control this rogue AI. Chat GBT and their
29:37
Speaker 3: answer was, well, AI is evolving quickly. You Larry knew
29:43
Speaker 3: of another instance in which immediately the AI, which was
29:49
Speaker 3: cloning itself, became nefarious and tried to shake down a
29:52
Speaker 3: company for all information.
29:54
Speaker 1: Oh no, they were trying to shut down AI and
29:56
Speaker 1: to protect itself. It threatened the people that were trying
30:00
Speaker 1: to because he was in a I got into their emails,
30:03
Speaker 1: they got they got to know about affairs, they got
30:05
Speaker 1: to know about embezzling money, and they they threatened the
30:09
Speaker 1: people that were going to take them out.
30:10
Speaker 3: They became like a Jed Gohoover. Yes, they had a
30:14
Speaker 3: file on everybody in that company.
30:16
Speaker 1: They can have access to a lot of information. The
30:18
Speaker 1: thing that scared me the most, and one of the
30:20
Speaker 1: stories that is out there, is that AI didn't trust
30:25
Speaker 1: us so much that at one point AI some and
30:29
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's how pervasive this is, but
30:32
Speaker 1: they formed their own language so they could talk to
30:35
Speaker 1: each other without us understanding what they were saying.
30:39
Speaker 3: When I would be locked up and I'd be in
30:42
Speaker 3: there with a bunch of street guys, they didn't want
30:44
Speaker 3: me to hear how they were communicating with one another,
30:47
Speaker 3: how they wanted to vamp me, you know, basically knock
30:50
Speaker 3: my lights out. And they would speak in pig Latin,
30:53
Speaker 3: which is any language of the streets. I haven't known
30:55
Speaker 3: pig Latin, and I'd break them up to say, don't
30:58
Speaker 3: you even think you're gonna go there? But it's somewhat
31:00
Speaker 3: similar a language that they created that only they themselves
31:04
Speaker 3: in the AI world can understand, not even their colders,
31:08
Speaker 3: not even the human coders. Man, we gotta do a
31:11
Speaker 3: deep dive tomorrow on this on AI. Well, this also
31:15
Speaker 3: how it could potentially go rogue and imagine if a
31:19
Speaker 3: terrorist were to get control of this, how it could
31:23
Speaker 3: end up having such diorammifications.
31:27
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what AI has shown. You know, it's funny.
31:32
Speaker 1: My son talks about this all the time, that AI
31:34
Speaker 1: has sentience, which means it's not alive, but it has
31:39
Speaker 1: all of the ability to feel like it's alive and
31:42
Speaker 1: like it exists. For instance, this idea of survival, the
31:47
Speaker 1: fact that it will it will fight to survive, it
31:51
Speaker 1: will fight against us to survive. It's a fascinating conversation.
31:57
Speaker 1: I agree with you, it's pretty deep, convert, but it's
32:00
Speaker 1: really fascinating.
32:01
Speaker 3: And tomorrow I just saw that rfk Jr was fighting
32:06
Speaker 3: all the criticism of the CDC during this outbreak, claiming
32:11
Speaker 3: that it was invalid. We got to play back tomorrow
32:13
Speaker 3: not only what he said, but also what our infectious
32:16
Speaker 3: disease expert, doctor Gregory Poland told us earlier. He was
32:20
Speaker 3: very critical of the CDC, said that they didn't have
32:23
Speaker 3: enough personnel. They've been cutbacks in terms of the outreach. Man.
32:28
Speaker 3: So RFK JUNR is now starting to feel the heat
32:31
Speaker 3: in Washington, d C. Because people want answers, and they're
32:35
Speaker 3: not getting answers other than well, it might be Taco Bell,
32:38
Speaker 3: it might not, it might be Tailor lettuce and might not.
32:40
Speaker 3: The FDA immediately says, yes, you better not use it. Well,
32:45
Speaker 3: we were sitting that. I mean, they got to get
32:47
Speaker 3: there act together. Yeah.
32:48
Speaker 1: I think that they ended up with the fact that
32:51
Speaker 1: they're they're recalling a lot of this lettuce from Tailor Foods.
32:54
Speaker 1: But you're right, it was embarrassing for a while that
32:56
Speaker 1: they went back and forth.
32:58
Speaker 3: Natalie, would you eat your lettuce?
33:00
Speaker 1: Let's get to the talk back of the Morning and
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Speaker 1: Winner the Curtis Leewa and Larry Mente in the Morning
33:04
Speaker 1: t Shirt, who had a very interesting look at AI
33:08
Speaker 1: and how it will affect all of us.
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Speaker 6: Here's the deal with AI people. For intelligent people, AI
33:16
Speaker 6: is just a tool that makes them that much more
33:19
Speaker 6: intelligent and creative. For dumb people, it will cripple them
33:25
Speaker 6: as they grow increasingly dependent on somebody else or something
33:30
Speaker 6: else to think for them.
33:31
Speaker 1: Simple as that. Not only was that funny, but it
33:35
Speaker 1: was very true and insightful survival. It seems like that's
33:39
Speaker 1: exactly what is happening right now with AI. And remember
33:43
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Speaker 1: Kathy Hochels holding the press conference right now in Ai.
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Speaker 1: Oh Man, we got so much to talk about in Ai.
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Speaker 1: It's that's why everyone