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Speaker 2: These are not needor items. Let's be real about it.

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Speaker 2: And I think that's probably feeding what Elon's doing right now.

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Speaker 5: Instead, just you have a goal.

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Speaker 3: Pass it.

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Speaker 4: Elon Musk is not in the Senate or the House.

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Speaker 5: Don't worry a man.

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Speaker 6: I offer a different perspective aslet as someone who is

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Speaker 7: We've been talking about the so called the July Package

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Speaker 8: He won this election, but he wanted with forty nine percent,

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Speaker 3: This is the primal scream of a dying regien.

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Speaker 9: Pray for our enemies, because we're going to medieval on

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Speaker 9: All these networks lying about the people, the people have

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Speaker 9: I know you try to do everything in the world

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Speaker 10: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 9: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 3: Here's your host, Stephen K.

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Speaker 9: It's Wednesday for June in the year of Lord twenty

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Speaker 9: Number one, we're going to take our time on a

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Speaker 9: This Elon thing is exactly like I told you this,

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Speaker 9: time to get serious and man up. On the tenth

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Speaker 9: In the Land of the Blind, The One Eyed Man

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Speaker 3: Today, Stick Around.

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Speaker 12: Series a startup building on device air gapped AI for

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Speaker 10: So given that it has legs, many people know that

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Speaker 13: So there's not this booth specifically, but there's a lot

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Speaker 9: Okay, Artificial intelligence, Remember This is all in a structively

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Speaker 9: This is for June in the United States of Tenaman

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Speaker 14: Yes, Steve, the election results in the Korean Peninsula in

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Speaker 14: situation right now. And as you use the term tapping along,

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Speaker 14: it isn't going to cut it anymore. We got to

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Speaker 14: stop tapping along and we got to wake up and

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Speaker 14: do something different. I've been riding and talking about at

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Speaker 14: this point it should be time to think about moving

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Speaker 14: at least half of the Atlantic fleet from the Atlantic

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Speaker 14: Ocean through the Canal and into the Pacific. And I

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Speaker 14: know it's controversial, on this.

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Speaker 9: Some people want to Now you're talking to a Pacific

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Speaker 9: Fleet sailor. You're talking, I know, we got a couple.

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Speaker 9: We got a slight bias. Your chief intel for the

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Speaker 9: Pacific Fleet. I was a Pacific.

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Speaker 14: But we're not ready.

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Speaker 9: Hangover a second, I know you're going to hang around

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Speaker 9: smore again. A lot to get to real quickly in Midway,

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Speaker 9: and I'm gonna go back to Joel and get him

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Speaker 9: up Ai, which is all about defense.

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Speaker 3: In both Pearl Harbor in Midway.

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Speaker 9: Given the the great equipment the Japanese had after this

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Speaker 9: major naval build up in the in the heat of battle,

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Speaker 9: particularly in Midway, it was It was not simply the

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Speaker 9: valor and courage of the American pilots and Admiral Spruance

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Speaker 9: uh in the carry of battle groups, but in both

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Speaker 9: situations at Pearl and at Midway, the Japanese high command

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Speaker 9: at fighting the ship kind of panicked and made some

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Speaker 9: paused and made some bad decisions. I keep saying that

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Speaker 9: about the Chinese. They've never had to fight the ship.

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Speaker 9: They've never had to be in combined arms naval warfare.

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Speaker 9: When the balloon goes up, it gets quite intense and

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Speaker 9: quite confusing. Can artificial intelligence take away the advantage we

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Speaker 9: just had from you know, the Royal Navy handed down

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Speaker 9: to the American Navy, the fact that we fought in

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Speaker 9: the Pacific, that we train our fleets, even given how

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Speaker 9: bad seamanship is today and all the basic issues we

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Speaker 9: have with that, that our major advantage of actually having

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Speaker 9: done this and passed that down from generation to generation.

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Speaker 9: And they've never fought at sea ever. I mean, they

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Speaker 9: have less experience than Japanese had in nineteen forty one

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Speaker 9: forty two. Does artificial intelligence take away that advantage?

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Speaker 3: Sir?

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Speaker 14: It can? I mean one of the reasons for the

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Speaker 14: victory at Midway was the intelligence work that was done

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Speaker 14: by Commander Joe Rochfort and his team of radio intelligence

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Speaker 14: cryptographers at Station Hypo there at Pearl Harbor, being able

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Speaker 14: to read the Japanese Imperial Fleets communications and understanding where

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Speaker 14: they were going. We didn't read all of it, but

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Speaker 14: we read enough that we could know where they were

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Speaker 14: going to, and they were going to Midway, and that

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Speaker 14: was the thing that set us up for victory. Beyond

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Speaker 14: what our pilots did and all the valor and courage

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Speaker 14: that they exhibited, and that you know, from four to

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Speaker 14: seven June nineteen forty two, but it was intelligence. So

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Speaker 14: here we are now eighty three years later, and we're

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Speaker 14: looking at things like artificial intelligence and drones and the

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Speaker 14: replicator and the Healthscape initiative. These are the things that

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Speaker 14: are going to help us defeat the PRC and the

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Speaker 14: PLA Navy in a war at sea. But we got

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Speaker 14: to have capital ships as well. It's not an either

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Speaker 14: or thing. We need to have the ships. As we've discussed,

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Speaker 14: this is a big ocean. It's vast, it's huge, and

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Speaker 14: the Chinese are venturing out farther and farther to the east,

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Speaker 14: operating near Guam, operating near Hawaii, possibly with their submarines,

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Speaker 14: and even further. So we have to be ready for

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Speaker 14: a war at sea. And we can use artificial intelligence

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Speaker 14: in our normal intelligence if we're willing to use it

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Speaker 14: and listen to what the evidence is telling us.

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Speaker 9: Captain hangover a second. We got we're stacked up already

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Speaker 9: to ring it to all of it. This goes back

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Speaker 9: to also the budget, the tradeing dollars. I'm for a

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Speaker 9: defense budget cut. You're not going to do that. I'm

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Speaker 9: not so sure how you're going to move things in

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Speaker 9: a massive tax increase or at least on an extension

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Speaker 9: the tax cut for the wealthy. We got to talk

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Speaker 9: to the mass. CBO just came out with another report.

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Speaker 9: We'll get into that, although Captain Finel brings us something

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Speaker 9: quite interesting that everybody. We don't have time for this today,

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Speaker 9: but I commit to you that we will do a

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Speaker 9: couple hours. Captain Finew the United States in late nineteen

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Speaker 9: thirties early nineteen forties had not just the diplomatic intelligence

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Speaker 9: and cables, which is everything we talk about a Pearl Harbor,

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Speaker 9: they also had the Imperial Japanese fleet intelligence, and that

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Speaker 9: makes everything that happen around Pearl Harbor quite interesting. Not

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Speaker 9: time for it today, but I commit to you that

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Speaker 9: we'll come back and break it all down in.

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Speaker 3: The future, because it we'll like, you'll go, what what

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Speaker 3: did we actually know? Short?

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Speaker 9: Commercial break, Global conflict, President Trump, massive budget deficits, all

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Speaker 9: of it. Next only in the war war room.

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Speaker 5: K back.

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Speaker 9: Okay, we're being sponsored by birch Gold Turbulence. CBO just

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Speaker 9: came out with some additional bed numbers on the bill.

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Speaker 3: We'll get to all that.

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Speaker 9: CBO doesn't doesn't look at this correct way, because it's

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Speaker 9: a reconciliation bill, which is a gimmick. That's a gimmick.

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Speaker 9: This is why we're doing appropriation process. The whole thing

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Speaker 9: is to make it so confusing that you get tired

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Speaker 9: and said, hey, I gotta go play golf, or you know,

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Speaker 9: let's go to the club and have a drink, or

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Speaker 9: I got to go back to work. I can't focus

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Speaker 9: on this anymore. The system is set up to obsvacate.

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Speaker 9: Not to make it clearer, how tough is to make

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Speaker 9: a family budget. It's not all that much tougher if

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Speaker 9: you wanted to suit and just do cash in, cash out,

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Speaker 9: all receipts, tariffs, duties, taxes, corporate taxes, personal taxes, payroll taxes,

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Speaker 9: all cash in and cash out.

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Speaker 3: Let's just do something simple to starter.

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Speaker 9: Because that gap you're going to have to finance you EI,

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Speaker 9: they're going to print money. You gotta sell bonds, sell

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Speaker 9: bonds to yourself, and trash dis currency. Even more, artificial

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Speaker 9: intelligence is supposed to be the panacea. I think a

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Speaker 9: wise man once send this Joe Allen. I don't want

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Speaker 9: to quote myself, but every new technology, if you look

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Speaker 9: in history, the very first thing on every technology from

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Speaker 9: the time we found fire the first use of Because

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Speaker 9: it's human nature, it's always how does it help us

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Speaker 9: in war?

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Speaker 3: Right? How does it help us in aggression?

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Speaker 9: What are you seeing at this Eric Schmidt Artificial Intelligence

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Speaker 9: conference you've attended for two days.

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Speaker 11: Sir, Yes, Steve, I'm here at the AIXPO for National Competitiveness,

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Speaker 11: and that is the key. How do Americans stay competitive

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Speaker 11: in a high stakes, high tech environment, especially in regards

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Speaker 11: to warfare. As you would imagine, it's given the organizers

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Speaker 11: in the name of the conference. The belief that you

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Speaker 11: hear again and again repeated is that AI is essential

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Speaker 11: to America's competitiveness, but also dominance in regard to China,

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Speaker 11: in regard to Russia, you hear a lot of talk

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Speaker 11: about Ukraine, and as we've discussed many times, Ukraine was

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Speaker 11: a kind of testing ground, a laboratory for many of

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Speaker 11: the technologies we see here. The three that I think

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Speaker 11: are probably the most important are, of course, drone technology.

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Speaker 11: I'm looking right now at a drone arena where they're

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Speaker 11: doing drone races. They're pitting marine pilots against Air Force

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Speaker 11: pilots against army pilots, and of course on the battlefield

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Speaker 11: that translates into Kamikazi drones massive death tolls. Another is

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Speaker 11: the AI agent that soldiers will be. They already are,

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Speaker 11: but in the future they will be carrying computer with

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Speaker 11: AI agents that are able to give them real time intelligence.

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Speaker 11: Or for soldiers that have not yet had the requisite

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Speaker 11: training or may lack knowledge on say medical treatment or

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Speaker 11: how many soldiers you know you're going to need in

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Speaker 11: order to take on an enemy, they're going to have

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Speaker 11: a kind of AI companion, an AI subordinate that is

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Speaker 11: an expert to tell them what they don't already know.

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Speaker 11: The last, but not least, Steve, we got to meet Spot,

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Speaker 11: the Boston Dynamics robot dog. Boston Dynamics has a policy

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Speaker 11: that they will not allow their robotics to be used

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Speaker 11: for aggression, but of course one of their big contractors

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Speaker 11: is the US Department of Defense. They use the robots

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Speaker 11: to decommission bombs to scout areas that human soldiers might

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Speaker 11: be endanger in.

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Speaker 5: But as we've seen.

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Speaker 11: From videos coming out of China, coming out of Russia,

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Speaker 11: our average series have different ideas and plan to use

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Speaker 11: them to carry machine guns and of course lay waste

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Speaker 11: to the enemy.

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Speaker 9: But correct man if I'm wrong, all this discussion about

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Speaker 9: the the jobs apocalypse of white collar everything, we're talking

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Speaker 9: about the dangers of AI that it may have incredible upside,

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Speaker 9: but you're also looking into, potentially to the abyss, particularly

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Speaker 9: how this thing is being rolled out with no controls whatsoever.

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Speaker 9: Mtgesu this morning, you know, waking into the fact that

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Speaker 9: the bill's got no stake can come in the middle

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Speaker 9: of this, Is it not because they've given us a

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Speaker 9: a've they said, oh, we've had a spot Nick moment,

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Speaker 9: and now anybody that stands up and says anything about, hey,

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Speaker 9: we've got to think about how we actually control this technology.

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Speaker 3: We're going to lose the arms race to to to the.

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Speaker 9: Chinese that it's all about the Chinese companist party and

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Speaker 9: the Chinese. The Chinese if they get to be at

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Speaker 9: all a lead on artificial intelligence, where people say we

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Speaker 9: have some sort of lead that if we are to

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Speaker 9: if we are to slow this down for any reason,

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Speaker 9: that you're basically putting the central national security of this

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Speaker 9: country in jeopardy.

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Speaker 15: Is that?

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Speaker 9: Is that the theme coming out of that, the implied

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Speaker 9: theme or even the in your face theme coming out

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Speaker 9: of this Eric Schmidt conference because folks, it ain't random

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Speaker 9: that Eric Schmid's having a conference on artificial intelligence and

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Speaker 9: having it in the heart of the Imperial Capital during

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Speaker 9: the budget process when people are saying, hey, maybe we

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Speaker 9: cut the defense budget by you know, one hundred billion

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Speaker 9: dollars or so, Joe Allen thoughts, well, you.

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Speaker 11: Know, we've covered Eric Schmidt's comments on this for years now,

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Speaker 11: and Eric Schmidt has been deep in the Department of

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Speaker 11: Defense trying to upgrade the US military, as he says,

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Speaker 11: for the twenty first century. When he spoke yesterday, of course,

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Speaker 11: he honed in on China's rapid advances as he describes

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Speaker 11: it in artificial intelligence. I think the strongest argument to

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Speaker 11: be made there, of course, US is the US companies

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Speaker 11: are driving this forward. China is just struggling to keep up.

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Speaker 11: But of course, if we stop, and I think that

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Speaker 11: this is an argument that has to be taken very seriously.

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Speaker 11: If we stop, China keeps moving ahead, America falls behind.

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Speaker 11: Next thing, you know, we are speaking to robots who

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Speaker 11: are speaking back to us in Mandarin. So with Eric

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Speaker 11: Schmidt's arguments, he makes a He made a very strange

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Speaker 11: argument yesterday, one that I've never heard him put forward before,

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Speaker 11: and it is that one of the big dangers of

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Speaker 11: driving forward this AI race is that the first movers

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Speaker 11: are going to have the advantage in any country that

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Speaker 11: feels like they're going to be left behind, not just

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Speaker 11: by the AIS that we see here from Pallenteer from

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Speaker 11: Meta and some of the startups, but the future AI

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Speaker 11: that he envisions, artificial general intelligence in the very near future,

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Speaker 11: and then artificial superintelligence and AI that is smarter than

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Speaker 11: the sum total of human beings. Eric Schmidt says that

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Speaker 11: that is a happening right now. B should happen and

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Speaker 11: should be driven for by US companies. But see, once

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Speaker 11: that begins to be a parent to our adversaries, they

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Speaker 11: would have every incentive to bomb our data centers to

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Speaker 11: ensure that we didn't end up on top of the

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Speaker 11: cyborg theocracy.

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Speaker 9: Wow, folks, take your number two parnsil out. Third World

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Speaker 9: War kinetic part coming to a to a region near

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Speaker 9: you shortly, Joe, I know you got to bounce. You've

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Speaker 9: got a big event today in in in down in Texas.

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Speaker 9: I want to go back to this executive order, the

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Speaker 9: one that you on Earth. Are you really drilled down?

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Speaker 9: When Biden signed this Executive Order back in his regime

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Speaker 9: that talked about the moonshot and we're going to cure cancer.

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Speaker 9: That when you went through it, that entire executive order

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Speaker 9: was have a whole of government movement to make artificial

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Speaker 9: intelligence the central driving force of the United States government

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Speaker 9: and total interconnectivity.

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Speaker 3: Is that correct, sir?

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Speaker 11: You know, Steve, you have to tease apart the two

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Speaker 11: executive orders that we covered. The one the cancer Moonshot,

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Speaker 11: was very aggressive on accelerating genetic technologies ostensibly in order

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Speaker 11: to cure cancer, although a lot of kind of transhumanist

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Speaker 11: language in it. The second Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence

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Speaker 11: absolutely as that was signed and came out, you began

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Speaker 11: to hear Mayorkas talking about the use of artificial intelligence

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Speaker 11: in the Department of Defense. A lot of the language

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Speaker 11: in that Biden EO was about trying to restrain the

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Speaker 11: negative sides of AI, like racism, sexism, and homophobia, or

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Speaker 11: economic disparities, but it also talked about incorporating it into

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Speaker 11: the government. I'm sorry to report though, Steve, that under Trump,

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Speaker 11: basically they removed the restrictions that I think were pretty

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Speaker 11: valueless anyway, and are now going full bore ahead to,

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Speaker 11: especially with Pallenteer and the merging of digital identities across agencies,

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Speaker 11: the IRS, HHS, DHS that under Trump right now, the

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Speaker 11: acceleration of AI is actually going full steam.

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Speaker 3: Hold this one.

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Speaker 9: When we get to in this bill and the Big

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Speaker 9: Beautiful Bill, correct me if I'm wrong. MTG brings up

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Speaker 9: the fact of the states, the ten years in the States.

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Speaker 9: But even more insidious in this bill is the fact

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Speaker 9: that they've codified into now law that this is going

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Speaker 9: to It's not an executive order anymore. Haven't they taken

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Speaker 9: the parts of that executive order and put it into

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Speaker 9: this big beautiful Bill where this has now to become

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Speaker 9: the central thing. This is kind of the aspect for

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Speaker 9: Pallenteer is going to be able to drive off of sir.

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Speaker 5: Yes.

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Speaker 11: And you know, as you were just mentioning earlier, I

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Speaker 11: think maybe the most insidious part of this it's just

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Speaker 11: right in your face that over time, states are going

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Speaker 11: to need to regulate AI, They're going to need to

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Speaker 11: have policies to protect citizens from the downsides of this technology.

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Speaker 11: In the Big Beautiful Bill, under the Department of Commerce section,

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Speaker 11: you have a ten year moratorium on all states regulating AI.

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Speaker 11: As I say, it's this under Trump, the acceleration is

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Speaker 11: full board.

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Speaker 9: By the way, I might mention if you haven't seen Mountainhead,

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Speaker 9: I think it's on HBO or Netflix, one of these things.

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Speaker 9: If you haven't seen Mountainhead, this two hour movie about

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Speaker 9: this very topic, you should watch it. From the guys

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Speaker 9: that made Succession, and I'm not a big content I

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Speaker 9: don't look at a lot of modern content because I

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Speaker 9: think most of it's crap.

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Speaker 3: This is very important because they have a I'm gonna

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Speaker 3: give a little disclosure.

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Speaker 9: They have a major plot twist in the middle where

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Speaker 9: they start to do some things that you and the audience.

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Speaker 3: May considered pretty awful.

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Speaker 9: The reason they do it is that they accuse their

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Speaker 9: world breaks down into deceleration, this and acceleration. If you're

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Speaker 9: viewed as a decelerationist, which means you're not accelerating the

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Speaker 9: entire the all technology, artificial intelligence, everything towards the singularity,

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Speaker 9: towards artificial general intelligence, or towards transhumanism, and they're pretty

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Speaker 9: blunt in this film. If you're considered a decelerationist, you're

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Speaker 9: in the chopping block that you don't you're your problem,

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Speaker 9: and your problem that's going to be dealt with. Your

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Speaker 9: argument right there about the ten uere about the states,

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Speaker 9: and particularly everybody believes in federalisms are states' rights, Joe,

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Speaker 9: They're gonna laugh in your face. They're sitting there going,

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Speaker 9: we're not gonna let the states getting away.

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Speaker 3: We're in we're in.

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Speaker 9: A battle for the control of the world and therefore

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Speaker 9: the universe as we know it against the Chinese Communist Party,

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Speaker 9: and we're not gonna let We're not gonna let a

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Speaker 9: bunch of a bunch of maga people in Idaho get

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Speaker 9: in the way of that, sir.

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Speaker 11: Your response, you know that is their interests, and they've

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Speaker 11: made it very clear that for them, this is not

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Speaker 11: just another technology. This is the most important technology in

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Speaker 11: the world, leading to as you just described, world dominance.

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Speaker 11: I think that that ambition and that drive is at

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Speaker 11: the very least anti social, but I would say at

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Speaker 11: its core the transhumanist and posthumanist aims are anti human entirely.

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Speaker 11: They want to see a world in which everything we

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Speaker 11: knew as human is wiped away or irrevocably augmented by AI,

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Speaker 11: genetic engineering and various other sorts of invasive and non

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Speaker 11: invasive brain computer interfaces. It's an insane worldview. Most of

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Speaker 11: us don't want it. We need the power to at

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Speaker 11: the very least keep it at the edge of our

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Speaker 11: communities and may not.

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Speaker 9: You may not want it, brow but you're gonna get it. Okay, Well,

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Speaker 9: we're gonna break this all down. Joe, You're fantastic. Where

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Speaker 9: people go to get all your content? Only Joe Allen

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Speaker 9: can do this for you. Where do they go?

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Speaker 11: Uh, Joe Biden dot x y z at Joe b

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Speaker 11: o t x y z And I'll be speaking to

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Speaker 11: the Dallas GOP tonight along with the adjoining counties about

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Speaker 11: the politics of AI, how to regulate a digital deity.

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Speaker 3: Only Joe Allen can deliver the heat. Folks.

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Speaker 9: We'd like to sit there and tell you it's all great,

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Speaker 9: But divine providence and God's wisdom chose you to be

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Speaker 9: here in this place and time. You got to accept

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Speaker 9: your responsibility. You got accept ultimately the accountability to you

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Speaker 9: as an individual.

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Speaker 3: Did you stand in the breach when.

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Speaker 9: The nation, the Republic, and humankind needed you short break back.

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Speaker 3: In a moment.

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Speaker 4: Rolling down the night served would the element with.

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Speaker 3: Theoretic beauty? A medic women opened up people would diving

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Speaker 3: from cover.

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Speaker 16: Are really reading grey.

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Speaker 8: Many students are cute.

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Speaker 16: Yea, I have about.

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Speaker 3: Why have that you?

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Speaker 5: She was?

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Speaker 3: The government is totally mad.

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Speaker 15: Louis so the Jana LIUs, the young sho lose this

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Speaker 15: she had to eat pusher China Judah women want you

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Speaker 15: love so down the yea, yeah saw the movement?

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Speaker 5: So t shirt that you that chunk shack shock?

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Speaker 4: Are you to show me?

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Speaker 15: Woman?

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Speaker 3: May you don't worry?

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Speaker 5: Cure you want you lose?

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Speaker 15: It comes to the daya.

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Speaker 5: Women by Louis the you want a woman who play?

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Speaker 2: Can't do bo?

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Speaker 15: You lose your chum with the financial the love so

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Speaker 15: we chump woman?

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Speaker 9: You don't worried?

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Speaker 5: Do you mean sure?

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Speaker 15: John shir doji yangsu Jinja Lucio that looses Josh Shine,

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Speaker 15: don't go that matter?

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Speaker 9: Cookma oh, come to cook a.

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Speaker 3: Kimba sujin Oh?

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Speaker 16: No down thanks foot who thank you? Good father? Do boh.

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Speaker 3: Well?

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Speaker 9: Amazing video about tenement and today forced are going to

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Speaker 9: try just one more time. The two most powerful financial

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Speaker 9: papers in the world, The Financial Times of London, talks

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Speaker 9: about sweeping victory for guys who got under fifty percent

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Speaker 9: and look at all the happy faces, people in career happy.

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Speaker 9: They're happy, Wall Street Journal, the Murdoch same thing. Hey,

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Speaker 9: Beijing takes over. People are happy. You know why because

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Speaker 9: the business partners are Beijing. Let's face facts. You want

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Speaker 9: to want to want to have a hard talk. Let's

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Speaker 9: have a hard talk. Two thirds of the seventy percent

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Speaker 9: the capital, the capital in this country, by the way,

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Speaker 9: provided by you, are managed by people that are business

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Speaker 9: partners with them. Far as you, your your thoughts, great video,

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Speaker 9: your thoughts on all this and particularly the call was

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Speaker 9: she the President Trump's gonna have with she on on Friday?

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Speaker 9: When President Trump puts out a tweet that says, hey,

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Speaker 9: it's tough to get a deal with these guys. It's

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Speaker 9: gonna be a lot tougher now they've got Korea and

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Speaker 9: creator just told you they're not going to cut a

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Speaker 9: trade deal. And we'll get back to you in July. Sometimes,

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Speaker 9: you know, we'll see you in July. Your thoughts, sir

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Speaker 9: Hi Steve.

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Speaker 17: First, I would like to see happy if if the

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Speaker 17: anniversary of an nfs C. You are one of the

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Speaker 17: founder of nfs C. Well, Miles is still unjustly returned

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Speaker 17: in DC. But first of all, regarding that deal. Of course,

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Speaker 17: it's tough to have the deal because she doesn't want

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Speaker 17: the deal at all. Their goal is to take it

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Speaker 17: down the American and their goal is to undermining the

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Speaker 17: democracy and freedom in this country. Of course you cannot

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Speaker 17: get a deal with them. This is exactly and also today,

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Speaker 17: as you saw the video, today is the thirty sixth

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Speaker 17: anniversary for that TM masker. I think we are doing

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Speaker 17: the same thing here. The Chinese Communist Party is stalling

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Speaker 17: the deal and also to get more time to prepare

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Speaker 17: for their next attack, whether it's attack Taiwan, whether it's

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Speaker 17: dumping the bond to sinking the American economy, or whether

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Speaker 17: it's delivering another passaging or virus into this country. That's

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Speaker 17: what they are doing right now. I think you know,

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Speaker 17: back thirty six years ago, all the Chinese student in

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Speaker 17: the tech TMM square naive, they are young, they trusted

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Speaker 17: the CCP. But what happened to them. They lost their

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Speaker 17: lives because the Chinese Communist Party ruining the tanks and

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Speaker 17: bullets against the armed student and the citizens. Okay, so

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Speaker 17: this is exactly what happening right now. Now you see

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Speaker 17: what happening in Korea. Chinese Communist Party already reaged this war,

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Speaker 17: this unreceipted war for a long time, and it's just

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Speaker 17: American people need to understand this. We have to take

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Speaker 17: action to the couple from Chinese Communist Party to clean

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Speaker 17: out all the insiders in Naples and cooperators we're within

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Speaker 17: this country. I think I want to There is a

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Speaker 17: the FBI director Cashptel last night post this X. They

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Speaker 17: just arrest one Chinese national. Basically it's a Chinese spy.

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Speaker 17: What he did, yes, he bringing a very dangerous biological

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Speaker 17: passagen into this country. This time is not attacking the people.

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Speaker 9: It is attacking as far as hang on, hang on,

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Speaker 9: I want to get to this because this is what

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Speaker 9: happened in Michigan is emblematic of one of the problems

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Speaker 9: we got here. Incredible situation of a Michigan people bringing

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Speaker 9: pathogens into this country. Unbelievable. Chinese Communist Party got to

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Speaker 9: stand up to it, got to stand up to it.

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Speaker 9: Now we're gonna take a short break. Hundred twenty seconds.

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Speaker 9: Theachpisode was going to get us. We got Chris Fenton

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Speaker 9: in Hollywood, we got Ava Roy Forrest, Captain Fanel. We're

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Speaker 9: loaded packed. We've got to talk about the big beautiful

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Speaker 9: Bill Johnson just put a phone call into elon last night.

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Speaker 9: He just told the media, Hey, the guy didn't take

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Speaker 9: the phone call. You're only the speaker of the house.

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Speaker 9: Poly Pockets. Step up to the plate, brother. It's now

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Speaker 9: a time of testing. Unbelievable short break back with post

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Speaker 9: on a moment