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Speaker 1: Hours after President Trump posted on social media quote, if

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 1: Earlier today, the Pentagon announced this would be the most

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Speaker 5: Well, I think that he's achieved his objectives the way

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Speaker 6: Victory now, President Trump, thank god he was there. He's

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Speaker 1: Right, some of those Armanian mind laying ships in the

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Speaker 1: It would be miserable. They'd hold us all hostage. Why

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Speaker 9: Look so for Israel, it's very clear what they want

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Speaker 10: Exactly, dirty bombs that could be.

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Speaker 9: Made, you know, it's bad for Saudi Arabia and the

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Speaker 11: OIMA. How many right?

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Speaker 12: I mean, I just asked because you described it as

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Speaker 4: We don't know when the war is going to be over.

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Speaker 4: That the President right, So again, freedom is not free.

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Speaker 1: I mean, the White House is still not ruling out

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Speaker 2: So here's building off what Breccia said.

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Speaker 2: You didn't finish the job. That's what they're rue.

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Speaker 13: That's their nightmare in the administration, and not finishing the

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Speaker 2: So how do you see this ending this war? I

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Speaker 2: don't know, Sarah.

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Speaker 1: I know this that President Trump is the wrong guy

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Speaker 2: That's what I know.

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Speaker 13: First are battles of will and the ability to sustain pain.

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Speaker 10: This is the primal scream of a dying regime.

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Speaker 14: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval in

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Speaker 10: You've not got a free shot. All these networks lying

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Speaker 10: The world to stop that, but you're not going to

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Speaker 10: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 14: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 15: Use your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 14: It's Wednesday, eleven March in the Year of Our Lord,

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Speaker 10: That phrase we are in it now.

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Speaker 14: We're in it now, and so if you're in it now,

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Speaker 14: whatever you know. Lindsey Graham can keep talking about the

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Speaker 18: I'm Admiral Brad Cooper here at United States Central Command,

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Speaker 18: assessment of Operation Epic Fury. In short, US forces continue

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Speaker 18: I'd characterize our strikes as being unpredictable, dynamic, and decisive.

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Speaker 14: That's about as close I think we're going to get

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Speaker 14: now is not and as these things get vetted, that

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Speaker 14: not a priority now is power projection on the people.

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Speaker 14: I don't know how and actually has had this story

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Speaker 14: that we're now the supplicant asking Israel, will you please

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Speaker 14: not bomb anymore OLL infrastructure in Tehran.

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Speaker 10: So I'm going a loss to understand how we can

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Speaker 10: take that. It's not a.

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Speaker 14: Priority to take away the ability of the Revolutionary Guard,

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Speaker 14: the military there, the police, all of it to have

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Speaker 14: power projection on their own people to suppress and kill

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Speaker 14: Lake thirty thousand they did, which is a consensus number

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Speaker 14: a couple of weeks ago. At the same time, Ntnya

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Speaker 14: who stands up and asks tells the people to rise up.

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Speaker 14: It's time to rise up and overthrow your theocratic Islamic overlords,

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Speaker 14: who are some of the worst people.

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Speaker 10: In the world. I think we're all agreed on that.

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Speaker 14: At the same time, this Axios piece, remember Axios, yes

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Speaker 14: is Axios a liberal site.

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Speaker 10: There is but it's the White House that.

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Speaker 14: Chooses to leak to Mark Caputo and Robot and the

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Speaker 14: Israelis leaked to him. So that's why it's a people

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Speaker 14: go to Axios because outside of President Trump's true social

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Speaker 14: it is probably the most you get the most heads

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Speaker 14: a situation where the Americans went back and asked them,

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Speaker 14: you don't ask them. They're not driving this and they're

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Speaker 10: You order them.

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Speaker 14: You're not going after Dole assets the Iranian people, as

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Speaker 14: Between drunken stupors that he tweeted out, hey, we need

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Speaker 14: It's also what's happened the shift. It's obvious the shifts

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Speaker 14: into a Persian nationalist. Oh, we got to support the

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Speaker 14: IETOLA because a Lease, he's Persian at Lease, he's one

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Speaker 10: You're part of the war room. So go there today

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Speaker 14: It's up on the screen and I will repeat where

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Speaker 14: you actually go as soon as I can read it.

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Speaker 14: I got Joe Allen bowling on the war, and then

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Speaker 14: I got keep Allen around for this Joe, for this

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Speaker 14: huge news that's coming out on AI. Joe, first off,

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Speaker 14: on the war. You heard Admiral Cooper your response to that, sir, well.

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Speaker 3: As you heard Cooper say, uh, tasks, military tasks. Attacks

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Speaker 3: that would have been planned over the course of hours

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Speaker 3: or weeks are being planned and executed in second set.

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Speaker 3: Maybe a bit of an exaggeration, but the most important

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Speaker 3: facet of the AI integration into the military, especially in

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Speaker 3: this war, is the decision compression. So when any any

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Speaker 3: commander is looking for what is a valid target, how

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Speaker 3: to prioritize the targets that have been identified as valid,

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Speaker 3: They're going to be using systems like Claude, pairing them

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Speaker 3: with Palenteer, raking over surveillance data, and then using the

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Speaker 3: decisions made by the AIS.

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Speaker 15: To then make top level human decisions.

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Speaker 3: What is really important to remember about that, Steve, is

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Speaker 3: that yes, to the extent, we always have humans in

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Speaker 3: the loop, and that is the Department of War policy

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Speaker 3: and has been and hopefully will continue to be the

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Speaker 3: decision to kill or not to kill begins in many

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Speaker 3: cases with the AI making the decision and a human

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Speaker 3: checking it. And if the decision compression is in fact

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Speaker 3: down to seconds, it's very difficult for me to imagine

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Speaker 3: how it is that a human is going to be

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Speaker 3: able to accurately assess what the AI has presented to him.

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Speaker 10: Hang on, but didn't they do a thousand? I thought?

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Speaker 14: I read in the Wall Street Journal, brother that a

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Speaker 14: thousand attacks like the first day were done by artificial intelligence?

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Speaker 10: Is that are you saying that that's not quite correct?

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Speaker 15: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: That was a Washington Post a week ago published an

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Speaker 3: article about the use of AI, especially Claude, in the

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Speaker 3: initial attacks, and the way it was reported was that

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Speaker 3: of a thousand attacks, we know that AI was leveraged

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Speaker 3: in some of those attacks. Whether all nobody really knows.

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Speaker 3: It's all behind the wall of classification. It's been interpreted

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Speaker 3: as a thousand attacks were conducted by AI by some people,

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Speaker 3: but there's no reason to believe that. But it is

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Speaker 3: really important against Steve, I think that it's not being

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Speaker 3: overstated how much the integration of AI into the military overall.

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Speaker 3: I mean, remember, Claude has been integrated since late twenty

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Speaker 3: twenty four and Claude from Anthropic was the only system

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Speaker 3: that was raking over classified documents that were by and

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Speaker 3: large organized by Palanteer. This is really really important on

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Speaker 3: many levels, especially in terms of identifying targets, accurately identifying targets.

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Speaker 3: In question as to how much you're saying this has

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Speaker 3: really improved, that is, are you are you?

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Speaker 10: Are you? Are you?

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Speaker 14: Are you comfortable? I got to jump here's a breaking

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Speaker 14: news on the president. Are you comfortable, Joe Allen? You

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Speaker 14: just made a statement. Department War policy is that humans

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Speaker 14: have to be involved in the decision making. Here, I

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Speaker 14: thought the whole Anthropic thing because Anthropics said that had

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Speaker 14: to happen in Department of War saying we're not going

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Speaker 14: to be handcuffed by that policy. Is is that our

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Speaker 14: current policy right now in this Iranian war.

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Speaker 15: Policy?

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Speaker 3: It's the current policy, but the way that's interpreted internally

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Speaker 3: is really up to the Department of War. And so

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Speaker 3: to the extent they can offload decision making two AIS,

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Speaker 3: it doesn't have to be a critical position for the

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Speaker 3: human to make a decision. In many cases with autonomous weaponry,

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Speaker 3: it's quite possible to just have a human say go kill,

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Speaker 3: and it can go kill, although again the policy, the

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Speaker 3: state of policy is that that won't happen.

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Speaker 14: Joe, hang on a second, because we've got a bigger

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Speaker 14: fight on AI breaking news, and I'm pretty proud of

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Speaker 14: how we put this together because Axios hands it up.

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Speaker 14: The President and I States just called wait for it,

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Speaker 14: Axios directly on a phone call.

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Speaker 10: Barack raved Now, Barack Reviede.

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Speaker 14: Is the guy's got direct pipeline to nt Yahoo and

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Speaker 14: the MASAD and Idea of high Command.

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Speaker 10: He's their guy.

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Speaker 14: Mark Kaputo has a direct access pipeline from the White House.

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Speaker 14: But and one to quote the headline is Trump tells

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Speaker 14: Axios there's quote practically nothing left to target in Iran.

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Speaker 14: President Trump told Axios in a brief phone interview Wednesday

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Speaker 14: that the war with Iran will end soon because there's

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Speaker 14: practicing this a quote practically nothing left to target. There's

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Speaker 14: a little of this and a little of that, said

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Speaker 14: the President. Anytime I want to end it, it will end,

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Speaker 14: said the President during a brief five minute phone call.

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Speaker 14: Why it matters, Trump is publicly signaling that the operations,

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Speaker 14: the military objectives are by and large, he believes wrapping

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Speaker 14: up Now, this is why I said about the Israeli minister.

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Speaker 10: They Axios cuts right to that.

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Speaker 14: Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Wednesday that the world

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Speaker 14: will continue quote without any time limit, for as long

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Speaker 14: as necessary until we achieve all the objectives and decisively

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Speaker 14: win the campaign.

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Speaker 16: End quote.

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Speaker 14: And it goes on to talk about Sencom. They talk

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Speaker 14: about the Sencom Commander Brad Cooper's et cetera, et cetera.

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Speaker 14: So President Trump saying there's little to continue to target.

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Speaker 14: It's kind of the Josh Hawley pitch from last night.

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Speaker 14: He's saying it's little to target and that he can

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Speaker 14: end this war at anytime.

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Speaker 10: So I think we ought to stand by for that.

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Speaker 14: Eric Bowling and Joel mcget right back to you on

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Speaker 14: the bigger and more important fight about AI than even

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Speaker 14: the military.

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Speaker 10: As big as that is.

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Speaker 14: Eric, I EA just announced and there we have the

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Speaker 14: Strategic Patrollum Reserve here in the United States of America.

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Speaker 14: There is another strategic Patrollum reserve, I guess spread between

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Speaker 14: Europe and Asia. I think we're part of it, but

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Speaker 14: just I don't know if we're a member or whatever,

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Speaker 14: but it's really their deal. They announced they're going to

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Speaker 14: release four hundred million barrels Wall Street and the markets

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Speaker 14: are kind of skipping around on that.

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Speaker 10: You take a more jaundice for you, sir.

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Speaker 19: Yeah, Steve a great catch on the breaking news because

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Speaker 19: I'll tell you what happened.

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Speaker 16: I was watching the oil marks. I'm watching it right now.

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Speaker 19: When Trump said I can end it anytime soon, and

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Speaker 19: he said, you know, there's nothing left to target. Oil

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Speaker 19: dropped seven dollars a barrel immediately within a minute, right

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Speaker 19: and I'm watching him like this this people are gonna

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Speaker 19: get caught and smoked again on this.

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Speaker 16: It's now up that seven dollars back and another three

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Speaker 16: dollars high right now.

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Speaker 19: Because look, there's a lot of rhetoric going both ways.

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Speaker 19: Trump wants us to calm people's nerves down. I mean

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Speaker 19: that's so he puts these these missives out.

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Speaker 16: Markets react.

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Speaker 19: But when you take a step back the four hundred

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Speaker 19: million barrels, Steve, what is it a five or six

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Speaker 19: days supply of oil if everything were, you know, stopped.

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Speaker 19: It's it's we talked about this over the last four days.

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Speaker 19: It's not an accessibility to crude oil. There's plenty of

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Speaker 19: crude oil slashing around. It's a dislocation issue right now.

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Speaker 19: And the other thing is Trump had said we're going

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Speaker 19: to bomb you twenty times harder if you line the straits,

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Speaker 19: and he wanted to be involved.

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Speaker 16: In whoever the next ruler of if Iran was. If

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Speaker 16: he's going to.

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Speaker 19: Walk back on all that, then then maybe this up.

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Speaker 19: He just doesn't seem like the type to do that.

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Speaker 16: This is talk.

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Speaker 19: One way, it goes out, one way it goes down.

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Speaker 19: Here's the bottom line. The only solution, the only smart solution,

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Speaker 19: so we don't get into this predicament again, is the

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Speaker 19: one that we've been talking about you and I right

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Speaker 19: here on the show for the last four days, which

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Speaker 19: by the way, Susie wilds Now has confirmed she has

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Speaker 19: and so as Pete Head says he's going to send

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Speaker 19: it to the right people, it's the one Trump walks

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Speaker 19: away unscathed. America is never going to be depending on

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Speaker 19: another drop of foreign oil ever again, and our oil

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Speaker 19: companies are going to love it the most. They won't

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Speaker 19: have to raise prices that we're We're Steve I guarantee

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Speaker 19: four dollars national average happens in America right now, even

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Speaker 19: if peace breaks out tomorrow in the Middle East. I

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Speaker 19: guarantee we will continue to go out for the next

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Speaker 19: month to two months.

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Speaker 14: Is that because the speculative nature or is it company's hedging?

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Speaker 10: Why are we doomed? It's not doomed, as.

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Speaker 14: President Trump said, It'll pass, But why are we walk

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Speaker 14: people through the logic of the structure of this market

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Speaker 14: that will eventually get us to four dollar gasoline.

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Speaker 16: So don't blame the speculators.

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Speaker 19: They are a percentage of the price, but not the

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Speaker 19: biggest percentage of the price. The biggest percentage of price

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Speaker 19: is exactly what you said. You have oil producers who

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Speaker 19: hedge their production. So if they pull a barrel out

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Speaker 19: of the ground at forty dollars to the barrel, their

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Speaker 19: risk is below forty, so they will short the futures

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Speaker 19: market to make sure that anything below forty they'll make

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Speaker 19: on the futures, even though they're losing with the physical oil.

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Speaker 19: On the other side of the coin, refiners need to

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Speaker 19: buy oil, so they're going to run oil through their refinery.

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Speaker 19: They can't shut a refinery down if the price goes

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Speaker 19: too high, so they risk. They have a risk on

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Speaker 19: the upside, so they have the virus. So those two

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Speaker 19: factions playing together are massive. I'll give you a good example.

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Speaker 19: When the World Trade Center was bombed, got knocked down

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Speaker 19: by terrorists. Lower Manhattan was devastated.

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Speaker 15: The whole Lower.

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Speaker 16: Manhattan was gone.

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Speaker 19: And I was there because our exchange, the World Trade

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Speaker 19: Center housed the New York Mercantile Exchange, where a trader.

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Speaker 19: For fifteen years, we were No one in New York

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Speaker 19: was allowed to go back in there besides the fireman.

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Speaker 19: Well day three, it happened nine of Tuesday. By Thursday

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Speaker 19: or Friday, the US and eighty was escorting us on

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Speaker 19: a boat into the World Trade into the Lower Manhattan,

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Speaker 19: into our trading floor which was still standing. The whole

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Speaker 19: areas because they needed to have that ability those hedgers

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Speaker 19: to buy and the sell hedgers in the international market.

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Speaker 19: They were fearful of a five hundred and six hundred

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Speaker 19: thousand dollars barrel of oil because speculators would take over.

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Speaker 19: And so yes, the futures market provides massive stability to

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Speaker 19: the oil market, even in times like this where the

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Speaker 19: world market is as volatile as it's ever been.

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Speaker 14: But the volatility, we got to bounce. But the volatility,

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Speaker 14: said even President Trump. The release of this Axios piece.

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Speaker 14: It dropped seven bucks immediately then it caught it back,

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Speaker 14: but just on the just on news or rumor or whatever.

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Speaker 10: This thing's all over the map, right now.

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Speaker 16: All over the place.

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Speaker 19: That's because these speculative traders are the ones who are

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Speaker 19: They can be right for a minute, Steve, but they

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Speaker 19: can't be right long term. And unfortunately for a lot

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Speaker 19: of them, they probably got caught.

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Speaker 16: In that hole.

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Speaker 19: It calls shortening the hole. They were caught in the

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Speaker 19: hole down seven dollars. It shot back ten from that

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Speaker 19: low in a matter of minutes, and it's right now

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Speaker 19: again ten dollars higher than that low.

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Speaker 10: Wow, Eric, where do people go? For your new show?

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Speaker 10: Social media?

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Speaker 16: All of it?

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Speaker 14: You're on fire now, sir as talking to us about

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Speaker 14: what traders look at, and traders are driving a lot

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Speaker 14: of this.

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Speaker 10: So where do people go?

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Speaker 16: I've been doing this a long time, Steve.

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Speaker 19: This is I see dead people in oil markets and

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Speaker 19: markets at Eric Bowling on social media everywhere, X all

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Speaker 19: of them, Facebook, all of it.

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Speaker 16: At Eric Boling at the edge. That picture right there

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Speaker 16: is the is the news show.

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Speaker 19: And I love you Steve for putting it up in

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Speaker 19: a very big, busy news they'll let you go, but

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Speaker 19: The Edge is on YouTube only, so subscribe please, Eric

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Speaker 16: Thanks Steve, I appreciate your time.

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Speaker 14: No, the audience loves if people signed up for it,

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Speaker 14: so thank you so much for joining us.

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Speaker 3: For lives, children from birth will have an artificial intelligence

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Speaker 3: as a companion that will learn them, that will instruct them,

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Speaker 3: that will watch them and will report back what imagines

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Speaker 3: to the boss man in Silicon Valley.

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Speaker 15: And so you have.

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Speaker 3: AI as a tool, and AI as a teacher, AI

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Speaker 3: as a companion, AI as a creature with a consciousness

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Speaker 3: of its own, more powerful, more intelligent, at least in

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Speaker 3: the imagination of those pushing it, than any human being.

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Speaker 15: And so you have AI as God.

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Speaker 17: What we need is a politic that is humans first,

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Speaker 17: and you get that. We have to have a culture

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Speaker 17: that is first, and at the deepest level, a world

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Speaker 17: view that is humans first.

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Speaker 3: Why should you put humans first?

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Speaker 15: Why should you.

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Speaker 3: Reach out and take hold of life and erect the

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Speaker 3: future of life?

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Speaker 15: And I think that the deepest.

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Speaker 3: Argument to be made is because you are a child

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Speaker 3: of God. You were made in the image of God,

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Speaker 3: and these systems are a perversion of that image. And

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Speaker 3: to hand power to those systems is a perversion and

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Speaker 3: a dereliction of the duty and responsibility of human beings.

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Speaker 14: You're made in the image of likeness of God and

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Speaker 14: have the spirit of the Holy Spirit in you. And remember,

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Speaker 14: as Jesus Christ told us, the only unforgivable sin is

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Speaker 14: to blasphem and mock the Holy Spirit. Unforgivable mortal sin.

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Speaker 14: Said I can't help you, which shocked the apostles and

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Speaker 14: the disciples. Joe Allen, you talk about where and folks,

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Speaker 14: we're going to be putting up information.

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Speaker 10: My get our account. This is way.

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Speaker 14: Are you get or Grace, Moe, Elizabeth putting up information

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Speaker 14: all day long about this war because we're in it. Now,

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Speaker 14: we're in it, and we got to figure out how

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Speaker 14: to win it, and we got to figure out how

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Speaker 14: to bring this thing to a close. But we're in it.

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Speaker 14: We're gonna put up tons of information so that you

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Speaker 14: can help form your own judgment. That's what we need,

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Speaker 14: is the war and posseiform its own judgment, not to

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Speaker 14: be dictated to by a bunch of people. Same way here,

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Speaker 14: we're in it. And in fact, the reason Joe starting

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Speaker 14: humans first, we're so proud of him is that not

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Speaker 14: only are we in it, the hour is late, Joe Allen,

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Speaker 14: I'm gonna go back to humans first, and Amy Kram

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Speaker 14: is going to join us. What you guys are doing

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Speaker 14: in Florida, But I want to here's what's concerning me this.

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Speaker 14: The accelerationists are winning and why because we're accelerating at

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Speaker 14: an accelerating rate. You have Elon Musk who shut down

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Speaker 14: his safety department. You have two of the other four.

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Speaker 14: So there's four frontier labs. Maybe throw in five with

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Speaker 14: there's one more, but say the four laps, three of

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Speaker 14: them are signaling to people we're going to be at

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Speaker 14: artificial general intelligence by the fall, sir, how late is

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Speaker 14: the hour here that we're dealing with.

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Speaker 3: One thing is for absolute sure, Steve, and that is

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Speaker 3: that all four of the frontier labs, plus Meta if

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Speaker 3: you want to tag them on there, all of them

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Speaker 3: want to create systems that have completely replicated every capability

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Speaker 3: that the human being has, and then to replace every

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Speaker 3: human being on earth economically, maybe socially.

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Speaker 15: That is the goal.

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Speaker 3: They used to talk about this in much more just

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Speaker 3: explicit terms, kind of perverse terms, but now more and more,

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Speaker 3: as people have started to pay attention, they couch it

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Speaker 3: in terms of radical abundance or augmented. If Denver will

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Speaker 3: throw up just the two graphs that I sent, I

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Speaker 3: think that this will give you some idea of not

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Speaker 3: only what they want to see happen, but what's actually

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Speaker 3: happening right now. The first one, if we can see

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Speaker 3: the Center for AI Safety's AGI definition. If not, then

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Speaker 3: I guess the audience can imagine it. We'll let the

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Speaker 3: audience imagine it. So there are two studies that have

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Speaker 3: been published recently that I think the audience should know about.

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Speaker 3: The first is the definition of AGI artificial General Intelligence

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Speaker 3: by the Center for AI Safety, and what they found

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Speaker 3: was that the increases in capabilities of just GPT alone

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Speaker 3: and memory retrieval show dramatic improvement, dramatic improvement. And what

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Speaker 3: that also shows is not just one simple line, right,

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Speaker 3: It's not one capability such as language processing. You're talking

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Speaker 3: about mathematics here, you're talking about general reasoning abilities. I

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Speaker 3: think that it's really important to understand that just because

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Speaker 3: these systems are improving and basically kind of eating up

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Speaker 3: the potential that human beings otherwise would have, doesn't mean

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Speaker 3: that they're going to succeed in creating a total human replacement.

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Speaker 15: But what we know is that they want to.

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Speaker 3: We know they have profound influence in corporate America, they

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Speaker 3: have profound influence in the education system and in the hospitals,

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Speaker 3: and they are at the moment deploying these systems all

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Speaker 3: over all of these institutions and basically forcing people to

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Speaker 3: use them. I'll give you a really good example. Someone

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Speaker 3: gave me from a hospital, a hospital administration office, and

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Speaker 3: in that administration office there's a sign that says think less,

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Speaker 3: GPT more, and the whole notion is that we don't

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Speaker 3: need you to make decisions, We need the machine to

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Speaker 3: make decisions.

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Speaker 15: And this is going to keep increasing. The more these.

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Speaker 3: Guys have power and leverage over every institution in society,

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Speaker 3: and the more they're buying off politicians through packs like

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Speaker 3: Leading the Future, then the more we're going to see

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Speaker 3: this crammed down people's throats, and the more you're going

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Speaker 3: to see actual replacement. So this is a completely different

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Speaker 3: graphic that we're seeing here from the one I asked

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Speaker 3: for Denver, but it does show.

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Speaker 10: Hang on, yeah, hang on.

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Speaker 14: Let's say I want to get the graphics right.

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Speaker 10: Let's get the graphics right.

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Speaker 14: I'm gonna help. You're going to stick around. We've got

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Speaker 14: Amy Kramer that's working with you at Humans First. We're

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Speaker 14: going to get all of it. Get the graphics straighten up.

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Speaker 14: Solomon's going to join us updates. I think Caroline Reun's

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Speaker 14: going to join us. Carl Rove and that team is

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Speaker 14: trying to do a sneaky move. I know that trackshow

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Speaker 14: around Ken Pax.

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Speaker 10: It's not going to work.

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Speaker 14: Doctor Jeffrey Tucker on Make America Health Again, polling the facts,

908
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Speaker 14: Why we have Bobby Kennedy cage. Why are we having

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Speaker 14: the White House political directors safe? We can't talk about

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Speaker 14: mass deportations and let me think about this. For everything

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Speaker 14: that President Trump won on, we're.

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Speaker 10: Just supposed to not talking about it.

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Speaker 14: I don't think that's going to work, folks, don't think

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Speaker 14: that's gonna work. Isaiah twenty one to six. Go set

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Speaker 14: the Watchman. That's Joe Allen. What's happening here in artificial intelligence?

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Speaker 14: The most important thing out there is this inflection point

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Speaker 14: with humanity, with Homo sapiens, and it's upon us and.

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Speaker 10: The hours late.

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Speaker 14: So go set the watchman, Joe Allen, the humans first

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Speaker 14: short break back for the second hour of war Room,

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Speaker 14: which will be more on fire than even the first.

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Speaker 14: That I will commit to you