Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.
Speaker 2: Armstrong and Getty and he Armstrong and Eddy.
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Speaker 1: And this is a minute long and I don't know
Speaker 1: what it is, so I wasn't paying attention. I wanted
Speaker 1: the end of the Stanley Cup playoffs, which was Clip
Speaker 1: ten but apparently is no longer.
Speaker 2: I thought that would be exciting me.
Speaker 1: Florida Panthers defeated Edmonton and won the Stanley Cup for
Speaker 1: the second year in a row.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very disappointing, but I think they won because they're
Speaker 4: a better hockey team.
Speaker 2: I watched a bunch of.
Speaker 1: It feels weird Florida having a hockey team to me.
Speaker 1: I still haven't accepted that into my life. And winning
Speaker 1: Lord Stanley's Cup. No less, Right, shocking humor is a
Speaker 1: funny thing.
Speaker 4: A friend almost made me crack up in the middle
Speaker 4: of a fairly serious story with a text I've now
Speaker 4: turned my phone over, And part of what made the
Speaker 4: text so hilarious was that it wasn't the least bit funny.
Speaker 2: It was the.
Speaker 4: Uber dumb attempt at humor, right, that wasn't funny that
Speaker 4: made it so funny.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sometimes that works, Yeah, yeah, yeah, Sometimes a bad
Speaker 1: joke can be hilarious, but sometimes it's just bad. And
Speaker 1: then that I find that painful as a guy who
Speaker 1: tries to be funny for a living. It's painful whenever
Speaker 1: I do that, and just like it wounds me deeply. Right, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: this was deliberately asinine. So we might be going to
Speaker 1: war like today, this hour, this minute, or tomorrow or whenever.
Speaker 1: More on that in a little bit. The very latest
Speaker 1: got a little on the whole immigration front, as there's
Speaker 1: a big pushback from farmers, restaurants, landscaping, all the different
Speaker 1: sectors that say, hey, wait, you can't or we'll just
Speaker 1: this isn't gonna work. And Trump had gone back on that,
Speaker 1: and then he went forward again on Monday.
Speaker 2: So where are we on that whole story? Stay tuned.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love that discussion, really interesting. A couple of
Speaker 4: things absolutely worth touching on apropos of nothing in particular.
Speaker 2: I mentioned this very briefly earlier.
Speaker 4: The Free Press was reporting that British CNN journalist Christian
Speaker 4: amen Or recently said, when I went to Harvard to
Speaker 4: give this speech, and it was just a few days
Speaker 4: ago last week, I must say I was afraid. I'm
Speaker 4: a foreigner, I don't have a green card, I'm not
Speaker 4: an American citizen. I'm fairly prominent, and I literally prepared
Speaker 4: to go to America as if I was going to
Speaker 4: North Korea. I took a burner phone, imagine that, and
Speaker 4: I had nothing on the burner phone except a few numbers.
Speaker 2: I was really afraid. Oh my god, can you believe that?
Speaker 1: S How does she not have some sort of ability
Speaker 1: to be here at this point?
Speaker 2: Well, she's a prit, she can come whenever the frig
Speaker 2: she wants, right, Yeah, sure.
Speaker 4: I mean, oh, that ability to convince yourself to be afraid,
Speaker 4: because then you bond with other people, and that feels
Speaker 4: really good, especially to certain personality types. And so it's
Speaker 4: like during COVID, they convinced there's some selves that everybody
Speaker 4: who's gonna die, including healthy little kids and robust twenty
Speaker 4: three year old soldiers and the rest of it.
Speaker 2: That we all had to hide in her home for
Speaker 2: years and years because we were so very afraid. I
Speaker 2: got another example, Katie, you'll like this one. I had
Speaker 2: a woman I knew who after.
Speaker 1: The Dobbs decision, which overturned roe versus Wade, said they
Speaker 1: were texting and said, my friends and I are all
Speaker 1: starting to write down our menstrual cycle stuff on paper
Speaker 1: because the government's going to get into our phones and
Speaker 1: track to see if we're pregnant so they can.
Speaker 2: And there wasn't. I don't even know what the next
Speaker 2: part was of that.
Speaker 1: A wow, why you have to round you up and
Speaker 1: bring you to the Handmaid's tail camps where they would
Speaker 1: force you to give birth. So people were writing down
Speaker 1: there date for a you know, the curse to come
Speaker 1: visit ause that's not psychotic because it's the government's getting
Speaker 1: into your phones and well that's their top priority is
Speaker 1: to find out when my peer comes around.
Speaker 5: Good stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, some people really like being afraid anyway. Nelly Bowles
Speaker 4: in the Free Press writes, it's Massachusetts, not Moses Christianne.
Speaker 2: You're traveling to.
Speaker 4: Harvard and you're not Jewish, She'll be fine, what are
Speaker 4: you going to run into a cappella.
Speaker 2: Kids who demand to see your Social Security card? And
Speaker 2: then she gets serious.
Speaker 4: I actually think what's happening is that people are freaking
Speaker 4: themselves out on Blue Sky, which, if you're not familiar,
Speaker 4: is the newish progressive Twitter like outlet, just like how
Speaker 4: ex Twitter is convincing me that the entire world is
Speaker 4: full of guys who think Hitler is misunderstood Blues guys
Speaker 4: convincing christian I'm in poor that she needs a burner
Speaker 4: phone to visit Harvard Yard.
Speaker 1: The best line is that is you're going to Harvard
Speaker 1: and you're not Jewish, so you'll be okay.
Speaker 2: That's really good, no kidding.
Speaker 4: And then this is actually also indirectly from Nelly Bowles
Speaker 4: in the Free Press. Tulsey Gabbard I guess admitted last
Speaker 4: week that she asked AI which JFK files she should
Speaker 4: keep classified as D and I, which is just in
Speaker 4: trusting in itself. I'm not against that, depending on the particulars, obviously,
Speaker 4: but you're talking about a huge amount of information, the
Speaker 4: complex question of what should be classified. But here's the
Speaker 4: really interesting part. Nelly actually said, I asked Ai for
Speaker 4: a joke in my voice, and it's not half bad.
Speaker 4: This is AI's joke. This is how the singularity begins,
Speaker 4: not with a bang. Oh uh uh oh, this is
Speaker 4: the joke. This is how the singularity begins, not with
Speaker 4: a bang, but with Tulsey Gabbard uploading the Zepruder film
Speaker 4: to chet GBT and asking, be honest, was it the CIA.
Speaker 2: That's a pretty good joke. The joke is in your hand.
Speaker 2: That's what I'd have gone with if I was growk.
Speaker 1: Wow, wow, that's what super lack of intelligence. You probably
Speaker 1: don't know this, Katie, because you don't go into men's
Speaker 1: rooms a lot. That's a common thing to scrawl up over.
Speaker 1: That's a common thing, all right. Well, if you're a
Speaker 1: trans you could that's that's a common thing for some
Speaker 1: malcontent to scrawl in front of the urinal. So you're
Speaker 1: standing there and it says, the joke is in your hand.
Speaker 4: No, why you're looking up here? The joke is in
Speaker 4: your hand, right, yeah?
Speaker 2: Clever? Oh speaking with your Oh youw maturity, do not
Speaker 2: look at the walls in a men's room.
Speaker 4: The Scotis decision dealing with mutilating confused adolescents will go
Speaker 4: back into that. Apparently everybody is now condemning grotesquely overly
Speaker 4: expensive public housing, name checking a city councilman in I
Speaker 4: think this is DC who advocated for this project, says
Speaker 4: this is ridiculous and really disturbing the cost per unit
Speaker 4: ezracline lambasting Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's plan for affordable housing
Speaker 4: one point one million bus unit and saying that's just insane.
Speaker 2: Well that's the way with his whole abundance book, right
Speaker 2: right right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: They mentioned that the system Mayor Johnson used to select projects,
Speaker 4: there was a point system for who.
Speaker 2: Could build the projects.
Speaker 4: Eleven points were doled out for projects with BYPOCK development control,
Speaker 4: ten points for those with Advanced Level Green Building certification,
Speaker 4: but only three points were given for cost containment. So
Speaker 4: you almost got quadruple the number of points that you
Speaker 4: get for ability to contain costs for BIPOC development control.
Speaker 2: How do you like that? It's everything you need to know?
Speaker 1: Okay, I just asked chat GBT for common men's room
Speaker 1: you know what's hot.
Speaker 2: Funny is it's hard not to say GBT. It is
Speaker 2: very hard to say it's cha GPT. I know it.
Speaker 1: I said it myself the last time. Hey, jet chat GPT.
Speaker 1: Why is it so hard to not say jet GPT?
Speaker 1: Maybe it'll tell me anyway. I asked chat g for
Speaker 1: common men's room graffiti, Oh boy, and I didn't actually
Speaker 1: didn't have what I was looking for, but I had
Speaker 1: some good stuff, it says the most common And you know,
Speaker 1: see you don't know this, Katie, So I'm letting you
Speaker 1: and all other women know.
Speaker 2: We've never been in a men's room. You probably didn't picture.
Speaker 1: This, but exciting crude humor and drawings, simple, often vulgar
Speaker 1: sketches of body parts.
Speaker 2: That's is what I've seen. I can attest to this.
Speaker 5: Those are in women's restrooms as well.
Speaker 1: Really, oh yeah, really, yes, women are drawing crude body parts.
Speaker 6: All the time. Penatrans is mostly lots of pennaces.
Speaker 1: Really, who's the chick who's scrolling a pennis on the
Speaker 1: wall in the women's room.
Speaker 6: The hilarious ones continue, all right, lots of for a
Speaker 6: good time calls. That's always been a thing.
Speaker 1: They have a category called bathroom philosophy, which I've never
Speaker 1: heard this before. Every once while you come across something
Speaker 1: that's just funny and philosophical.
Speaker 2: Like this one. No matter how hard you try, you
Speaker 2: can't baptize a cat.
Speaker 5: All right, life changing?
Speaker 1: What you're not yourself when you're constipated. That's another good one. Uh,
Speaker 1: first person, God is dead Nietzsche. Then the reply is
Speaker 1: Nietzsche is dead God. That's pretty good. Yeah, seeing that one.
Speaker 2: What are you looking at your mom? Okay?
Speaker 5: I like the arrow fights or somebody writes like you
Speaker 5: suck and then there's an arrow and then it just
Speaker 5: keeps going all over the.
Speaker 2: I pooped. Therefore, I am okay, Wow, you're in good
Speaker 2: hands like you're in Michael A classically was a classic
Speaker 2: Michael rejoinder. Yes, flush twice. It's a long way to
Speaker 2: the capitol or the lunch room or the cafeteria or whatever.
Speaker 2: Make toilet's great again? All right, wow again.
Speaker 1: It's the utter stupidity of it that makes it so funny.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: The best thing in this whole segment is I learned.
Speaker 1: Women also scrawl crudely drawn pennaces on the wall in
Speaker 1: their bathrooms. I would have never guessed that. I just
Speaker 1: assumed you all were above that sort of thing.
Speaker 6: Next time I'm in a more chaotic one, I'll take
Speaker 6: a picture for you guys so you can see it's.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm sure it's just the same as in yours.
Speaker 4: Is there a commentary attached to the artwork?
Speaker 6: Generally speaking, yeah, there's a lot of name calling.
Speaker 2: Jenna is a okay, who what is that at home? Now?
Speaker 6: And then somebody crosses out Jenna and writes, Deborah, you
Speaker 6: know getting that aggression out by centre?
Speaker 1: Is that a crudely drawn cannon? And are those of
Speaker 1: the wheels? I always wonder I never know what's going on. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's what it is. It's a Civil War reenactment.
Speaker 2: Jack. We got more news on the Thank you for
Speaker 2: your attention to this matter. Yes, Secretary Nome had an
Speaker 2: allergic reaction. She was transported to the hospital out of
Speaker 2: an abundance of caution. She's alert and recovering.
Speaker 1: By all accounts, the Secretary appears to be stable, but
Speaker 1: we're trying to get more information about what the allergic
Speaker 1: reaction was too.
Speaker 2: And the severity. Good news, she appears to be okay,
Speaker 2: and it's talking to her.
Speaker 1: Staff Yeah, that was kind of weird when the breaking
Speaker 1: news was Christy Nolm's being rushed to the hospital.
Speaker 2: That is kind of funny.
Speaker 1: That was right around when I was making the joke
Speaker 1: that her collagen enhanced lips made it look like she
Speaker 1: was in anaphylactic shock.
Speaker 2: That she may have been, and she's not very old.
Speaker 1: Although when you got that level of health care and protection,
Speaker 1: you're a sever secret service protecting you could have a
Speaker 1: lot of the stuff that all of us have all
Speaker 1: the time, kind of minor this or that they'd rush
Speaker 1: you to the hospital because why not? Sure you get
Speaker 1: the best healthcare in the world. While I just saw this,
Speaker 1: I want to talk about it. Mark Feeson the Washington
Speaker 1: Post put this out about Caitlin Clark getting the hell
Speaker 1: beat out of her last night. This is disgraceful. Has
Speaker 1: a league ever treated its best player this way? How
Speaker 1: do our teammates let the other team get away with
Speaker 1: these cheap shots?
Speaker 2: Have you seen the video?
Speaker 1: Her team needed to freaking light that chick up. There
Speaker 1: should have been a bench clearing brawl. You don't get
Speaker 1: to do this to our player like they would have
Speaker 1: done with like they did with Wayne Gretzky like they
Speaker 1: did with Michael Jordan, like you do with your best player.
Speaker 1: You can't let the biggest chick on the other team
Speaker 1: come knock down your best player like that and just
Speaker 1: walk away from it.
Speaker 2: Wow, that was out of line. That was crazy. Katie,
Speaker 2: you saw it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I actually I saw that this morning and I
Speaker 6: put it up on Katie's corner because it just set
Speaker 6: me off.
Speaker 5: It was actually it was two players.
Speaker 6: She got into it with the one and then one
Speaker 6: of the other team's players came up to defense, just completely.
Speaker 5: From the side.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was that second.
Speaker 1: Your team needs to have that girl on the ground
Speaker 1: after that. I mean, that's just the way sports works.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna you need to send the message. You
Speaker 1: don't get to do that, right. I mean, remember when
Speaker 1: Winge Gretzky was new any and that very big guy
Speaker 1: man thugs would go out there and fight like crazy,
Speaker 1: stay away from our best player.
Speaker 2: This way it works.
Speaker 5: The way she got hit, it looked like a whiplash.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that had that had to rattle her brain. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the way she goes down on that one. And also
Speaker 1: I would just think as a theistan of the Washington
Speaker 1: Post was point not just from the league standpoint, Like
Speaker 1: Charles Barkley's been saying, this is your ticket to relevance,
Speaker 1: you idiots. This is the best thing that has ever
Speaker 1: happened to you. Take advantage of it. Don't be mad
Speaker 1: about it anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm watching. Oh she pokes her in the eye. No,
Speaker 2: the next one, it's the blast, the next curl. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: are you kidding?
Speaker 1: You got to be all over her. That should have
Speaker 1: cleared the benches. Yeah, yeah, more violence in women's sports.
Speaker 2: Jack calls for I love it. That's great. Well you'd
Speaker 2: have you know, this is funny. You gotta have her back.
Speaker 1: This is funny. This is kind of like a ran
Speaker 1: and what's going on here. More violence would lead to
Speaker 1: less violence. You put that chick on her back and
Speaker 1: clear the benches. Next team knows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't really get away with that anymore, right,
Speaker 2: one hundred percent?
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: Another little breaking news nugget. We have just kroll closed
Speaker 1: the American embassy in Israel for the next three days
Speaker 1: and are getting everybody.
Speaker 2: Out of there. That that is not an accident.
Speaker 1: Something is going to happen in the next forty eight
Speaker 1: to seventy two hours.
Speaker 2: No doubt about it.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, it's it's one hundred percent. I mean, there
Speaker 4: could be some intelligence that they've just discovered that makes
Speaker 4: this next statement wrong incorrect. But if we hadn't closed
Speaker 4: the embassy in the pre five days, you wouldn't think
Speaker 4: there's any particular reason to close it now unless something
Speaker 4: big is about to happen, something fundamentally.
Speaker 1: Different, right, that's going to cause Iran to lash out
Speaker 1: even more than they have to the extent that they
Speaker 1: have the capability. I don't know how much capability they
Speaker 1: have now. They did shoot down an Israeli plane yesterday,
Speaker 1: So Israel's announcement or a President Trump's announcement that we
Speaker 1: control the skies not one hundred percent. Apparently, maybe you
Speaker 1: can't ever one hundred percent control the skies, but.
Speaker 4: Sure, Yeah, but they did get a complay that completely
Speaker 4: different topic. You know who's hot to trot to talk
Speaker 4: about AI, just like you, Jack the Pope, the new Pope.
Speaker 4: He took the name Pope Leo because the old time
Speaker 4: he Pope Leo was like big for standing up for
Speaker 4: industrial workers during the Industrial Revolution. He thinks AI is
Speaker 4: the new that and the Catholic Church really needs to
Speaker 4: be into standing up for people displaced by AI.
Speaker 2: Interesting. I wonder what that would look like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's wrong about a bunch of stuff, but it's
Speaker 4: an interesting stance he's taking.
Speaker 1: Well, governments and psychologists and religions are going to have
Speaker 1: to figure this out because there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 1: of people.
Speaker 2: Out of work. Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 7: Food giant Kraft Heines, maker of Kraft mac and cheese, pines, ketchup, jello,
Speaker 7: kool Aid, will remove all artificial colors from its products
Speaker 7: sold in the United States by twenty twenty seven. While
Speaker 7: ninety percent of their products already contained no artificial dies,
Speaker 7: Craft Hines will be one of the first US packaged
Speaker 7: food companies to commit to phasing out artificial dyes from
Speaker 7: its brands entirely.
Speaker 1: Wait a second, that cheese. I eat a lot of
Speaker 1: the Kraft Macaroni and cheese. We love that. That cheese powder,
Speaker 1: the orange cheese powder. That's gotta be fake coloring. There's
Speaker 1: no way it's actually that color, is it?
Speaker 2: Well right, well, no, isn't necessarily artificial.
Speaker 1: I mean, like a pumpkin's that color roughly, so you
Speaker 1: think they put pumpkin.
Speaker 2: In it to make it that color. They use natural
Speaker 2: dyes like that. Yeah, I'm concerned. Cheese ought not to
Speaker 2: be that color.
Speaker 1: Well, cheese, you better use your finger quotes when you
Speaker 1: say cheese.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no kidding. I've told the story before. I lived
Speaker 4: downwind of the giant craft plant in Champagne, Illinois.
Speaker 2: Many years ago. It must have been delicious, and the.
Speaker 1: Smell coming out of that plant wasn't food. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: just terrible. So we've been looking for our favorite versions
Speaker 1: of mainstream media covering the Supreme Court decision today, the six'
Speaker 1: to three decision around transgender. Surgeries let me read you
Speaker 1: The Washington post, version which is ridiculous breaking. NEWS a
Speaker 1: Divided Supreme court cleared the way for states to ban
Speaker 1: certain gender transition treatments for, minors a polarizing national issue
Speaker 1: That trump administration is seized on in initiatives targeting transgender. Rights,
Speaker 1: well that's, fair Or CHARLES. C. W cook replies to,
Speaker 1: it he of The National, Review this is all. Irrelevant
Speaker 1: the reason The Supreme court upheld The tennessee law is
Speaker 1: that the job of The Supreme cords do uphold federal,
Speaker 1: law including The, Constitution and there's nothing in either source
Speaker 1: that obviates The tennessee, law which is doctors shouldn't be
Speaker 1: doing operations or medical procedures on children to try to
Speaker 1: make them bodies look more like a man or a,
Speaker 1: woman or to be more.
Speaker 4: Precise if the states want to ban that sort of
Speaker 4: experimental mutilation, children they, can agreeing with The Sixth, circuit
Speaker 4: which had come to the same, conclusion.
Speaker 1: Which i'd like to. See i'll bet even In california
Speaker 1: we'd vote to ban. It you put it to a state, vote.
Speaker 2: Could be definitely.
Speaker 4: Yeah and the more people learn and understand and realize, that,
Speaker 4: oh radical gender theory was taught to me in school
Speaker 4: like it's a, certainty like everybody, agrees but it's actually
Speaker 4: an eighty twenty issue the other.
Speaker 2: Way once you figure that, out.
Speaker 4: People they lose the scales from their, eyes to paraphrase
Speaker 4: The Good, book pretty.
Speaker 2: Quickly The Bible.
Speaker 4: Justice Sonya, sodomoyr one of the court's three ridiculous liberal
Speaker 4: members who voted against the, majority wrote that the court
Speaker 4: decision quote, authorizes without second, thought untold harm to transgender
Speaker 4: children and the parents and families who love, them because
Speaker 4: there is no constitutional justificaification for that.
Speaker 2: RESULT i.
Speaker 4: Dissent, okay so that's a beautiful example of the problem
Speaker 4: with liberal. Justices it's not the result she, prefers so
Speaker 4: she just. Sents never mind the, constitution never mind. Democracy
Speaker 4: As Judge roberts, Wrote, look this is for people to vote.
Speaker 1: On read From Justice robert's. Opinion transgenderism is a.
Speaker 2: Tax he. Decided, no that's pretty, funny but a. Distraction
Speaker 2: get back to.
Speaker 1: It Justice roberts wrote in the majority of, opinion this
Speaker 1: case carries a simple. Lesson in politically contentious debates over
Speaker 1: matters shrouded and scientific, uncertainty court should not assume that
Speaker 1: self described experts are. Correct of, course Not andy said
Speaker 1: penises are. Attacks that's not even. Funny now let's, See
Speaker 1: i'm trying to Find Amy Coney barrett wrote something pretty.
Speaker 1: Good this a long article.
Speaker 4: Man in the majority, Opinion roberts alluded to the growing
Speaker 4: body of scientific literature coming out of Advanced western, democracies
Speaker 4: including THE, uk In, Norway, finland exposing the lack of
Speaker 4: evidence demonstrating that the benefits of transgender operations outweigh the considerable.
Speaker 1: Harms, well THEY i don't know did they have in those,
Speaker 1: countries Those european.
Speaker 2: Countries this.
Speaker 1: Movement that we had for a while that studies show
Speaker 1: that they're going to kill themselves if they don't get
Speaker 1: a gender firman.
Speaker 2: Care did they have that over.
Speaker 4: There because it was from W, path The World Professional
Speaker 4: association For Transgender.
Speaker 1: Health they put out all of that guard it's been.
Speaker 1: Debunked it's just it's not, true and over.
Speaker 2: And over again it's been. Debunked, yeah but it sure
Speaker 2: was a good club to beat you.
Speaker 1: With you're gonna you're gonna let that child die because
Speaker 1: they're gonna kill themselves if we don't rush them to
Speaker 1: the hospital and have THEIR wang cut, off.
Speaker 4: Right remove healthy, breasts and pump them full of irreversible hormone.
Speaker 2: Treatments that's.
Speaker 4: Right Justice Cony barrett acknowledged the existence of detransitioners in
Speaker 4: describing and this is absolutely. True this is Something i've
Speaker 4: been hammering and she put it more clearly than, me
Speaker 4: because she's twice as. Smart but she acknowledged the existence
Speaker 4: of the transitioners in describing the lack of a clear
Speaker 4: definition of what a transgender person is given the fact
Speaker 4: that people begin to identify as transgender and sometimes often
Speaker 4: return to identifying with their biological. Sex in, fact it's the,
Speaker 4: vast vast majority of adolescents if you just leave them.
Speaker 4: Alone barrett suggested the variation in quote gender identity distinguishes
Speaker 4: it from immutable characteristics people are born, with.
Speaker 2: Like race or. Sex.
Speaker 4: Quote the boundaries of the, group in other, words are
Speaker 4: not defined by an easily ascertainable characteristic that is fixed
Speaker 4: and consistent across the. Group see the gender bending. Madness
Speaker 4: advocates have stated transgenderism is. Immutable it's like your your
Speaker 4: race or your eye. Color when that's, RIDICULOUS i, mean
Speaker 4: it's utterly unsupportable other than a vanishingly small number of
Speaker 4: cases of actual gender. Dysphoria the idea that every twelve
Speaker 4: year old girl terrified at puberty who, SAYS i THINK
Speaker 4: i may be a boy as it turns, out, mom
Speaker 4: that that's an immutable characteristic that's obscene and anybody believes
Speaker 4: it as a.
Speaker 1: Fool, well that's for the older kids that confused or.
Speaker 1: Whatever how about the littler kids LIKE i know one
Speaker 1: of who clearly their parents pushed them down that path. Clearly,
Speaker 1: YEAH i mean that's horrifying, Anyway so happy with The
Speaker 1: Supreme court. Ruling so got a couple of things on
Speaker 1: the war, front looking at Open source on the on The,
Speaker 1: twitter sirens are now sounding across Central israel as of
Speaker 1: a minute, ago ballistic missiles launched By iran beginning to
Speaker 1: approach what is A RAN's goal? There they're not going
Speaker 1: to Change israel's. Mind if, anything it just brings over
Speaker 1: more of the public to the side of probably we
Speaker 1: got to do something Around. Iran they're, Crazy but what
Speaker 1: are the goal of the missiles From?
Speaker 4: IRAN i think like a team down a touchdown in
Speaker 4: a half with forty seconds to, go you're looking for
Speaker 4: that lucky, shot the Hail mary that causes so much
Speaker 4: damage it Causes israel to.
Speaker 2: Recalculate, WOW i can't even imagine what that would. Be
Speaker 2: they're down to. THAT i can't even. IMAGINE i think
Speaker 2: they just.
Speaker 4: The mullas in The Revolutionary guard and. EVERYBODY i, mean
Speaker 4: they've got to respond otherwise they are utterly illegitimate as.
Speaker 2: RULERS i think from their point of.
Speaker 1: View this is new reporter To, Trump Mister, president what
Speaker 1: do you have to say to the supreme leader Of
Speaker 1: iran who says that they will not? SURRENDER i say good.
Speaker 1: Luck another Reporter when does your patients run out With?
Speaker 1: Iran it's already run. Out that's why we're doing what we're.
Speaker 1: Doing they had sixty, days plenty of. Time they made a.
Speaker 1: Mistake their country is in, rum and so many people
Speaker 1: are dead that shouldn't be. Dead it's a very sad.
Speaker 1: Thing what do you say to The Supreme? LEADER i
Speaker 1: say good.
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Speaker 1: Something, yeah, Wow, okay when does it?
Speaker 2: HAPPEN i don't. Know The pope.
Speaker 4: Is the two one hundred and sixty Seventh pope compared
Speaker 4: to the forty seventh, president for what it's, worth going
Speaker 4: all the way back To, peter two thousand year old
Speaker 4: Office pope and his. Thing the reason he Took Pope
Speaker 4: leo as a name is he's really concerned about artificial,
Speaker 4: intelligence The chicago math Major leo the. Fourteenth, okay more
Speaker 4: on that in a minute or.
Speaker 2: Two that's pretty. Interesting, yeah The pope is worried about
Speaker 2: a is it the? Devil Is ai the?
Speaker 4: DEVIL i don't think he goes there, exactly but he
Speaker 4: thinks it's going to be a huge threat to human
Speaker 4: dignity and life and. Labor he's rus, yes one hundreds, Right,
Speaker 4: yes we will finish strong next, day arm strong and.
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Speaker 4: is AND i early in my, life did some stuff
Speaker 4: with an advertising agency and some commercial, production not a,
Speaker 4: lot but that was from what appeared to be a
Speaker 4: solid half million dollar budgeted drug, commercial multiple, actors multiple,
Speaker 4: locations beautifully filmed, music blah blah, blah and it was
Speaker 4: generated for roughly five hundred dollars worth OF.
Speaker 2: Ai according to the people who.
Speaker 1: Made, it surprised to cost that, much just time and
Speaker 1: everything included in crafting it and doing the prompts and
Speaker 1: stuff talked to beutterly convincing talked about the way they
Speaker 1: can do radio commercials now pretty much. Instantly you just
Speaker 1: GIVE ai the website and it crafts the whole.
Speaker 4: Thing, yeah and they had some examples of the realistic
Speaker 4: tones of voice of THE ai. Voices now it's hilariously
Speaker 4: idiotic THAT i will still sometimes use they take me
Speaker 4: to your later voice for computer, technology when indeed the
Speaker 4: examples they played were one hundred percent. Lifelike you'd never
Speaker 4: guess that they were artificially generated, Anyway which brings us
Speaker 4: to a brief consideration of the New Pope leo the
Speaker 4: fourteenth he calls, himself as he explained his, Namesake leo
Speaker 4: the thirteenth stood up for the rights of factory workers
Speaker 4: during The Gilded, age when industrial robber barons presided over
Speaker 4: rapid change and extreme. Inequality, yeah he's got similar concerns about.
Speaker 2: That i'll let that go for a different. Time, YEAH i,
Speaker 2: KNOW i, Know i'm with.
Speaker 4: You, Yeah and now all of those people in their
Speaker 4: offspring offspring enjoy a standard of living which was like
Speaker 4: fifteen times better than Their.
Speaker 1: You're not a robber baron because you took advantage of
Speaker 1: the current technology and put it to.
Speaker 4: Use, Yeah, yeah isn't that something that's just worth a quick?
Speaker 1: Nod that, is four people worked on this article for
Speaker 1: The Wall Street, journal three of them, women and it's
Speaker 1: sprinkled through all sorts of stuff like that sprinkled with.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 4: Yeah so, anyway the New, pope who was a math
Speaker 4: major The chicagoan famously.
Speaker 2: Four plus three Equals. Jesus he has.
Speaker 4: Many Of Silicon valley's most powerful executives slang To rome
Speaker 4: to meet with him and chat with.
Speaker 2: Him he wants a binding.
Speaker 4: International treaty ON, ai which just shows he knows more
Speaker 4: about The New testament than life On. Earth that is
Speaker 4: an hilariously unrealistic.
Speaker 2: Notion, YEAH i don't.
Speaker 1: Know i've gone back and forth in. THIS i have
Speaker 1: read a ton about this bunch of different. Books part
Speaker 1: of it is the idea that yet nobody thought it
Speaker 1: would work to have any sort of international treaties on
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons, EITHER i, mean nobody thought it would.
Speaker 2: Work what's the point it did.
Speaker 1: Work it's much easier to detect somebody getting a nuclear
Speaker 1: weapons See iran than it is working ON ai in
Speaker 1: a basement.
Speaker 2: Somewhere it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Hurt to have rules in, place just so you can
Speaker 1: prosecute somebody when they violate.
Speaker 2: Them but, Yeah i'm not.
Speaker 4: Optimistic, yeah the non proliferation thing worked, some but it
Speaker 4: is a different BEAST. AI i would, argue you can't
Speaker 4: set off a nuclear, bomb you, know In manhattan and
Speaker 4: get away with. It whereas the use OF ai to
Speaker 4: do horrendous, THINGS i think we'll see all the time.
Speaker 1: That up until fairly, recently it had to have been
Speaker 1: a very big country with a very big budget and
Speaker 1: some of the greatest scientists in the. World WITH, ai
Speaker 1: you could be any dufus who owns a, computer, right
Speaker 1: and you could do it under the cover of darkness
Speaker 1: until it's gotten into a very very advanced. Stage so,
Speaker 1: yeah the comparison is. Interesting but you, know The vatican
Speaker 1: has been pushing for a binding international treaty ON. Ai
Speaker 1: telling me about how that binding, works Mister, pope. Sir,
Speaker 1: yeah number of companies support voluntary ethical voluntary ethical, guidelines
Speaker 1: preferring them to legally quote unquote binding regulation OF, ai
Speaker 1: which The European union is gradually rolling out because they
Speaker 1: regulate everything all the, time, right that sounds like climate change.
Speaker 1: Nonsense the countries that sign on to that will STIFLE.
Speaker 1: Ai productivity and the ability to make money off of,
Speaker 1: it while the evil countries will do whatever the hell
Speaker 1: they want and.
Speaker 2: Win the. Race it's just like climate. Change, yeah not only,
Speaker 2: that but The. Euros you.
Speaker 4: KNOW i had a great article not long ago about
Speaker 4: how entrepreneurs and tech people who went back To europe
Speaker 4: after a stint in THE us And Silicon, valley they
Speaker 4: went back to their home countries to really get to
Speaker 4: plant the seeds of a tech revolution in their own.
Speaker 4: Countries and it was so suffocating and so hostile toward
Speaker 4: innovation and business In. Europe they said the hell with,
Speaker 4: it moved back to THE us.
Speaker 2: Find out, yea, yeah here's your host for final, Thoughts Joe.
Speaker 4: Geeddy let's get a final thought from everybody on the
Speaker 4: crew to wrap things up for the. Day there is
Speaker 4: our technical, Director Mike, langelow frantically pushing the buttons in the.
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Speaker 2: a final, Thought.
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