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Speaker 13: The trick is to combine what the law says with

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Speaker 13: Absolutely we appreciate it for this kind of thing. Folks

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Speaker 4: Find that stuff and call those offices.

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Speaker 13: Well, thank you, Steve, I appreciate you saying that, let's

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Speaker 6: you take a victory. Begeinst victory talking about victory begets victory.

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Speaker 6: Dave Walsh, President Trump and the Energy team falls spectrum

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Speaker 6: energy dominance, Sir, talk to me about the EO. What

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Speaker 6: the gospel you've been preaching here for four years?

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Speaker 3: Sir?

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Speaker 6: Where do we stand with the Executive Order? Explain it

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Speaker 6: to me.

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Speaker 10: Weoll two essentially important releases yesterday, mainly the Executive Order

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Speaker 10: ending market distorting subsidies for unreliable foreign controlled energy sources.

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Speaker 10: And this gets right at the administration, delegating to Secretary

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Speaker 10: of Treasury Besson the ability to get right into IRS

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Speaker 10: forty five Y and forty five E their essential subsidies,

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Speaker 10: tax subsidies a solar wind and address those within forty

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Speaker 10: five days, but be also the unfortunate necessity of addressing

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Speaker 10: this one year twenty twenty six kind of time out.

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Speaker 10: The Joni Ernst, Murkowski and Kennedy push forward successfully as

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Speaker 10: an amendment to the Big Beautiful Bill that allowed any

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Speaker 10: project beginning in twenty six with five percent or more

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Speaker 10: commitment made to it could go on indefinitely for implementation

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Speaker 10: out to ten fifteen years and gather subsidies. So this

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Speaker 10: attacks that directly by seeking out to look at wherever

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Speaker 10: construction definitions are circumvented or being manipulated in that year

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Speaker 10: one five percent thing to get the arms around precluding

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Speaker 10: unnecessary extension of incentives to projects beginning in twenty six.

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Speaker 10: So that's a really key thing that's terrific. The other

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Speaker 10: was the the study released by the DOE evaluating US

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Speaker 10: grid reliability and security under Chris Wright's efforts, a study

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Speaker 10: that shows very clearly based on the present trajectory of wind,

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Speaker 10: solar and very part time battery storage being installed only

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Speaker 10: over the next period through twenty thirty that we would

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Speaker 10: have about a one hundred times more likelyness of blackouts

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Speaker 10: and brownouts caused by loss of load across the system.

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Speaker 10: Louscil load means not enough power, not hurricanes, not tornadoes,

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Speaker 10: nut storms, not lightning strikes, but loss of load, basically

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Speaker 10: having an insufficient quantity of electricity.

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Speaker 9: In the system.

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Speaker 6: So they released thistrification pelling. Yeah, the de electrification of

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Speaker 6: the United States. I think Dave Osh gave us a head.

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Speaker 6: Some of that short break loss is sticking around, but

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Speaker 6: we're going to Geneva to talk about artificial intelligence next.

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Speaker 9: Excuse your host Stephen K.

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Speaker 6: do it. I've told you that's not why we do it.

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Speaker 6: Why are we in Geneva? The United Nations in Geneva.

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Speaker 6: It's Switzerland, It's World Economic Forum, and we got the

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Speaker 6: two brightest people on top of this AI artificial intelligence.

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Speaker 6: At the title of thegether, I got to go back

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Speaker 6: to Dave Walsh once again, proud of you day four

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Speaker 6: years make it simple for me. You've been arguing about

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Speaker 6: de electrification. You said, Hey, Germany's done. This is advanced

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Speaker 6: industrial powers in Europe have done it. Because they've done

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Speaker 6: They've believed in this weird theory of de urbanization and

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Speaker 6: they went to all this efforts and this is why

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Speaker 6: they're screwed and now they're scrambling to bring it back.

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Speaker 6: This report today from the Department of Energy reinforces the

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Speaker 6: warning you've been giving about the de electrification of the country,

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Speaker 6: not just at the federal level, but also I don't know,

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Speaker 6: some random red states like South Carolina in particularly Florida, Sir,

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Speaker 6: is that what that report sums up?

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Speaker 10: No, totally. Chris Wright, who's been all over this through

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Speaker 10: his public life, you know, we waited I think five

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Speaker 10: months to do the legislative best efforts to deconstruct this stuff.

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Speaker 10: But his report documents very clearly, if we stay on

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Speaker 10: the trajectory of wind, solar, and battery storage that we're

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Speaker 10: now on, which is about ninety percent of new capacity

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Speaker 10: installations being that part time intermittent junk, we will be

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Speaker 10: in a place by twenty thirty with about one hundred

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Speaker 10: times more likelihood of brownouts and blackouts from loss of load.

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Speaker 10: Loss of load means not enough power in the system

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Speaker 10: to meet demand. That's a horrendous place for a developed

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Speaker 10: nation to be, basically facing one hundred times exponentially grown

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Speaker 10: likelihood of brownouts and blackouts from not enough electricity because

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Speaker 10: you've torn out all this stuff that runs full time

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Speaker 10: call nuclear, not build enough combined cycle gas that runs

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Speaker 10: full time, an attempt to displace it with stuff that

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Speaker 10: runs five hours a day solar, seven wind, and two

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Speaker 10: hours a day battery storage. So musk is gone, Thank

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Speaker 10: the Lord for now, and we've got a EO in place,

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Speaker 10: and now the big beautiful bill to kill subsidies by

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Speaker 10: twenty seven and a study that shows that the enormously

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Speaker 10: deficient electricity supply that this part time stuff has caused

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Speaker 10: the Nation in energy security.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, you hang right there. I'm gonna come back

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Speaker 6: to you. Axio's huge story today on artificial intelligence going

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Speaker 6: like a syth through grass on middle managers. Anybody in

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Speaker 6: the audience maybe know a son or daughter is going

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Speaker 6: to be a middle manager. Maybe you're a middle manager. Well,

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Speaker 6: guess what artificial intelligence is coming for your job? Ford

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Speaker 6: Motor Company CEO gave you a heads up and Access

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Speaker 6: Day has a really smart piece. I've put it up

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Speaker 6: on Getter. I'm exclusive on Getter. Go up there and

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Speaker 6: check it out today. Either download the apple, go to

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Speaker 6: the website. Let's go to Geneva to the AI, Good

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Speaker 6: United Nations AI, good for the good conference sends a

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Speaker 6: chill down my spine. We have the power couple of

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Speaker 6: the not anti AI, but kind of the reasonable. Hey,

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Speaker 6: we got to think this through line of thought here,

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Speaker 6: line of angle of attack. Nora bin Laden and our

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Speaker 6: own Joe Allen Nor can you tee it up? What's

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Speaker 6: the conference like so far?

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Speaker 7: Listen? It's been very very interesting so far. I have

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Speaker 7: to say we had some very good panels, some very

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Speaker 7: good interventions, starting off with the Secretary General of the

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Speaker 7: International Telecommunication Union did a great job in teeing up

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Speaker 7: the conference and calling especially for a governance of AI,

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Speaker 7: which we've been discussing heavily with Joe. And we also

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Speaker 7: had a quite heavy hitter. We had the chief technology

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Speaker 7: officer of Amazon Werner Gogals, and that to me was

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Speaker 7: particularly interesting because he really zoned in the importance of

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Speaker 7: data and essentially through all the lofty words that he's

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Speaker 7: been using. Essentially we're talking about mass surveillance and the

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Speaker 7: necessity of just data mining the entire planet through mapping,

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Speaker 7: more specifically using satellites, drones, the Internet of Things and

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Speaker 7: mobile technology, which you know, and the war room pusse

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Speaker 7: he knows I've been talking about for the past few years.

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Speaker 6: Nor it looks like this thing looks like it's a

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Speaker 6: master of How big actually is this conference? I mean

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Speaker 6: it looks bigger than Davos c Pack even Charlie Kirks

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Speaker 6: a summit this week. And by the way, if you

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Speaker 6: have not gotten a ticket yet, come to Tampa. It's

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Speaker 6: gonna be wild. We're doing shows for two maybe three

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Speaker 6: days live. We're gonna have meet and greets with all

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Speaker 6: the war and posse. Make sure you go there. What

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Speaker 6: is the scale of this thing, ma'am.

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Speaker 7: Well, I have to say I was incredibly impressed by

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Speaker 7: Charlie Kirk's events in Phoenix Amfest in terms of the

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Speaker 7: volume and just the organization. But in terms of AI conferences,

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Speaker 7: I don't know, Joe, you've been to quite a few.

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Speaker 7: This is my first big.

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Speaker 12: This was definitely big.

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Speaker 14: And a ton of robots, which you'll be seeing this evening.

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Speaker 6: What do you mean a ton of robots? You're scaring me.

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Speaker 14: A ton of robots, not necessarily an army of robots

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Speaker 14: that will come and attack, although if they did, they

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Speaker 14: would get rid of the globalists in Geneva first, so

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Speaker 14: that might be a good thing. But no, there are

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Speaker 14: a ton of roboticists here demonstrating their wares. So you've

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Speaker 14: got social robots, you've got exoskeletons, you've got robots that

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Speaker 14: are intended for kind of what they call bio therapeutic purposes,

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Speaker 14: meaning that you basically pet a stuffed baby seal that the.

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Speaker 12: CoP's back at you. And then you've got tons of drones.

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Speaker 14: So, like I say, we've got tons of footage that

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Speaker 14: was showing tonight, a number of exclusive interviews that are

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Speaker 14: just accumulating.

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Speaker 12: But yes, Steve, this.

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Speaker 14: Is a massive, massive event, and the un element is you.

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Speaker 12: Can, the globalist sort of tone.

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Speaker 14: As to where they want AI governance to go is

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Speaker 14: very strong. Basically, it's like if the Biden regime had

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Speaker 14: remained in power and turned over to Kamala. That's the

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Speaker 14: sort of vibe we're talking about here. AI that is

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Speaker 14: beneficial to all and everybody wants that. But again and

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Speaker 14: again and again, AI that is inclusive, which is to say,

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Speaker 14: AI that is not racist, sexist, or homophobic. So basically

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Speaker 14: the antithesis of the the Peter Thiel or Elon Musk

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Speaker 14: sort of approach.

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Speaker 7: And you can Joe's point, the sustainable development goals, the

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Speaker 7: seventeen Sustainable Development Goals of the un are very much

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Speaker 7: front and center since this is a un AI conference,

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Speaker 7: and so you have trained AI robots or applications that

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Speaker 7: essentially have been developed to brainwash people into learning about

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Speaker 7: the sustainable development goals. Joe did a great interview with

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Speaker 7: one guy and.

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Speaker 14: Nor subjected herself to the process, and she's not really

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Speaker 14: been the same since.

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Speaker 10: Steve.

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Speaker 7: It still didn't manage to convince me.

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Speaker 6: Nor. Here's my concern. I got a bunch and I'm

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Speaker 6: gonna get back to the AI qua AI in a second.

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Speaker 6: But all of these things that you have covered for

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Speaker 6: us over the years, right ENESCO, World Health Organization, Sustainability,

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Speaker 6: you know, was a twenty thirty all of this. Are

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Speaker 6: they going to use AI as a arc that connects

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Speaker 6: it all and try to backdoor everything that we've stopped, right,

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Speaker 6: everything we stopped, at least temporarily stopped. Are they going

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Speaker 6: to use AI as a way to backdoor all of that? Ma'am?

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Speaker 7: Absolutely? And you know, coming back to Amazon's CTO Werner Vogels,

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Speaker 7: he said of like she sentence, he said, no data,

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Speaker 7: no AI. So it's these two components together. The fact

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Speaker 7: that they have developed all of this technology in order

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Speaker 7: to amass this immeasurable amount of data, and now they've

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Speaker 7: developed the tool in order to be able to analyze

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Speaker 7: and use this data. This is really the acceleration that

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Speaker 7: is taking place right now that will enable them to

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Speaker 7: implement this total mass surveillance digital infrastructure in which we

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Speaker 7: are essentially lead prisoners.

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Speaker 14: If I could just add to that too, Steve, that

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Speaker 14: you know, with the spirit of diversity, they did invite

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Speaker 14: Meredith Whittaker, the CEO, the president of signal, and she

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Speaker 14: came out swinging against all of the excessive surveillance and

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Speaker 14: data privacy violations. So it has been in that sense,

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Speaker 14: a balanced sort of lineup so far.

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Speaker 6: No no, but hang on, hang on, hang on full stop.

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Speaker 6: Norris picked it up. This is the reason we stopped

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Speaker 6: the moratorium. This is my whole concern with Elmo, what

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Speaker 6: Elmo did in his the whole Doge thing. And for

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Speaker 6: the fanboys, I hope you see what this guy's really

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Speaker 6: like now, not that I'm one to rub somebody's nose

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Speaker 6: in it, but I'm going to rub your nose in it.

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Speaker 6: My biggest problem with Elmo and Doge was what he

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Speaker 6: was doing in the US government with the most valuable

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Speaker 6: data sets ever. Please repeat what the chief technology officer

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Speaker 6: of Amazon, one of the biggest oligarchs oligarchies around said,

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Speaker 6: no data, no AI. What does he mean by that?

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Speaker 7: Well, both go hand in hand, right. If your goal,

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Speaker 7: as it is for these tech oligarchs is to completely

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Speaker 7: in order to reach that very specific objective, and data

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Speaker 7: is the new gold mine. This is this is what

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Speaker 7: we've been witnessing the last few years with social media,

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Speaker 7: with all of these these tech companies, even our banks.

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Speaker 7: You remember this very seminal or you know, key advertisement

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Speaker 7: This is the this is the time we're living in

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Speaker 7: by now and whatever we do, whatever. If you own

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Speaker 7: a smartphone, essentially you are feeding this machine that is

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Speaker 7: being you used against us, that is being weaponized against us.

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Speaker 6: It's yeah, machine learning, folks, this is what it is.

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Speaker 6: Particularly remember in the convergence to the singularity, and this

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Speaker 6: is why the robots being there are so important. You

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Speaker 6: have regenitive robotics, you have Crisper, you have quantum computing,

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Speaker 6: you have advanced chip design. But kind of the lead

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Speaker 6: sled dog is artificial intelligence to artificial general intelligence, data

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Speaker 6: to AI. This is why it's called machine learning. The

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Speaker 6: machine learns off data. Data is oxygen, it's mother's milk.

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Speaker 6: That's why what data sets Elmo got of your information

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Speaker 6: is something that I have been behind the scenes going

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Speaker 6: absolutely nuts on because the CTO just gave it up.

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Speaker 6: This is what accelerationists are doing. It's this great grab

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Speaker 6: and the four horsemen of the apocalypse that advance on AI.

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Speaker 6: It's a land grab now for data. Right. It's like

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Speaker 6: all these services coming to war room now and saying, hey, look, look,

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Speaker 6: you know we've really reviewed over the last couple of years,

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Speaker 6: and it's okay too. Uh, it's okay to uh uh

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Speaker 6: you know, to be there. All every everything out there

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Speaker 6: wants the data. They want the data because that's the

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Speaker 6: new goal. That's the new platinum. That's what they build

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Speaker 6: the uh, the AI engines off of. That's how the

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Speaker 6: AI engines get smarter, right, and that's how they know

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Speaker 6: how to do more. Joe, hang on for a second. Uh,

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Speaker 6: hang on. I'm gonna hold you guys through the break.

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Speaker 6: I want you to get back into the conference to

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Speaker 6: get more interviews, and Joe, I want you to torture

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Speaker 6: normal but having to sit through some of yours with

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Speaker 6: the with the AI. But this is what the accelerationists

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Speaker 6: want to do. The land the accelerationists. The biggest thing

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Speaker 6: they're doing now is the land grab on data. That's

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Speaker 6: Nor and Joe Allen talk to us about your coverage.

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Speaker 6: Where you're going on this, the whole thing data, the

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Speaker 6: You gotta look at the warning shots here. Axios came

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Speaker 6: out today. Middle managers, I told everybody, don't think they're

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Speaker 6: middle managers. Managers is the boss of folks that reports

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Speaker 6: what is our conference over there telling us about that?

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Speaker 14: You know, Steve, it's interesting there is a total acknowledgment

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Speaker 14: of all the downsides, including among many of the speakers here,

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Speaker 14: the possibility of existential risk, of the possibility of total

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Speaker 14: human extinction. You had Mark Binioff of Salesforce, oddly enough,

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Speaker 14: suddenly pivoting talking about how, no, this won't lead to

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Speaker 14: automation and replacement, this will lead to augmentation and enhancement.

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Speaker 14: I don't think that everyone here shares that point of view.

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Speaker 14: It's all over the board, but most people seem to

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Speaker 14: acknowledge the three big threads human atrophy, human replacement, and

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Speaker 14: possibly human extinction, that that's at least on the table.

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Speaker 14: And so the solutions they're offering, again, it's differing across.

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Speaker 14: You've got Merredith Whitaker of Signal, You've got Roman Yenpalski.

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Speaker 14: You have a number of people who are not towing

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Speaker 14: the sort of globalist liberal line. But most of the

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Speaker 14: people here are saying the solutions we need are some

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Speaker 14: kind of global standards or global regulation, inclusivity.

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Speaker 12: Left liberal in North.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, and to that point, Steve, what is really interesting

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Speaker 7: with the fact that we are here in Geneva is

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Speaker 7: that they are seeking to rebrand Geneva as the main

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Speaker 7: hub for this standardization because of the fact that Geneva

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Speaker 7: is already you know, this this capital of the world

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Speaker 7: when it comes to these international globalist institutions, and they're calling,

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Speaker 7: they're calling for Geneva to kind of pivot and use

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Speaker 7: this crisis in which we find ourselves in, in which Geneva

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Speaker 7: finds itself and the globalist institutions find themselves in, you know,

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Speaker 7: with the the budget cuts, et cetera, for the UN

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Speaker 7: for the wh show that we've been seeing the past

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Speaker 7: few months, especially since the Trump administration came in this

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Speaker 7: past January. And so they're they're trying to position Geneva

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Speaker 7: as this new leading tech hub and they're even calling it,

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Speaker 7: believe it or not, trust Value. They want to brand

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Speaker 7: Geneva as trust a Valley.

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Speaker 6: I tell you couldn't make this up.

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Speaker 7: Just like AI for Good is so ironic. Geneva with

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Speaker 7: all the like in Switzerland, with all these sleazy people

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Speaker 7: working here, all of the hidden money, all of the corruption, Geneva,

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Speaker 7: all of a sudden is branding itself as trust Value.

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Speaker 7: Can you believe it's state?

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Speaker 6: Let me give you a yeah, breaking news from the

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Speaker 6: Washington Post just coming across. An impostor has been impersonating

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Speaker 6: Marco Rubio at Secretary of State, sending AI generated voice

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Speaker 6: and text messages to three foreign minister, a US governor, governor,

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Speaker 6: and a US member of Congress, per a cable attained

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Speaker 6: by the Washington Post, and I'm quoting now from the

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Speaker 6: Washington Post. US authorities do not know who is behind

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Speaker 6: the string of impersonation attempts, but they believe the culport

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Speaker 6: is likely attempting to manipulate powerful government officials with the

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Speaker 6: goal of gaining access to information or accounts. According to

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Speaker 6: a cable sent by Rubio's office, the State Department employees, folks,

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Speaker 6: that's what I just told you about home title lock.

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Speaker 6: This technology is so powerful. It's changing the world minute

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Speaker 6: by minute that you're living in. And this is why

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Speaker 6: we have nor Bin Laden and Joe Allen both at

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Speaker 6: this conference. Date, guys, nor start with you social media

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Speaker 6: so people can follow you through the day, and Joe,

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Speaker 6: you also will have you back on the evening show.

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Speaker 6: But where do people follow you throughout the day?

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Speaker 7: Steve, I just want to say one thing. This is incredibly,

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Speaker 7: incredibly important what you just brought up and incredibly dangerous

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Speaker 7: and it ties in with the threat, the threat of

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Speaker 7: misinformation and information. You know that was the number one

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Speaker 7: risk global risk by the World Economic Forum. You know

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Speaker 7: they do this risk report every year, and they're going

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Speaker 7: to use this technology and these deep fakes as the

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Speaker 7: perfect excuse, as the perfect children of horse in order

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Speaker 7: to crack down on our freedoms and our freedom of speech.

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Speaker 7: This is coming right down the pipeline. As for my details,

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Speaker 7: Norman Laden dot subsid dot com.

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Speaker 14: And at Joe at joebot dot x y z and

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Speaker 14: also Steve speaking name recognition and facial recognition.

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Speaker 12: We have Rashid from friends. He's in finance.

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Speaker 14: He is not necessarily of your political persuasion, but has

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Speaker 14: tremendous respects.

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Speaker 12: Is hello absolutely, Steve. Hello, I think you're a king maker.

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Speaker 2: I might not agree with everything you say, you're definitely

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Speaker 2: a king maker and I'm very much impressed are your

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Speaker 2: vision and your strategy, and I wish we have.

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Speaker 12: The same kind of people in Europe. It's all I

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Speaker 12: need to say.

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Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you, brother, I appreciate you. I'm just

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Speaker 6: a grundon. I'm just a hammerhead. Mick yelling too microphone guys. Uh,

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Speaker 6: we'll see this afternoon. Joe Allen, nor Ben Lauden the

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Speaker 6: best of the best, giving you information that you can't

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Speaker 6: get anywhere else. From Geneva, the engine room of the

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Speaker 6: globalist Remember all that's where the UN really does their

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Speaker 6: dirty work in the Chinese companiest party all over it.

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Speaker 6: We started with a press conference. Brooke Rollins in the

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Speaker 6: team national Security, Food security, is national Security? Run the

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Speaker 6: CCP out of here. A cabinet meeting with President Trump

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Speaker 6: will be next. Don't know when it's going to start.

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Speaker 6: Supposed to be eleven, but you know how to rolls.

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Speaker 6: Stick around. Two minute break back with Chris Horror in

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Speaker 6: a moment