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Speaker 1: So Joe Biden pardons his family, he pardons the JA
Speaker 1: six Committee, he pardons Fauci, he pardons General Millie. We've
Speaker 1: gone over a lot of details involving every one of
Speaker 1: these cases. But I guess the greatest hypocrisy is the
Speaker 1: whole issue of preemptive pardons. And if you go back
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty, when it was being discussed only by
Speaker 1: the media. I don't recall Donald Trump talking about it himself.
Speaker 1: He might have, I don't know. I don't recall it independently.
Speaker 1: But Democrats they were apoplectic. They were livid, they were angry,
Speaker 1: They couldn't believe it. They thought it was unconstitutional. Here's
Speaker 1: Adam Schiff and Chucky Schumer speaking out when Donald Trum
Speaker 1: might have done it and what they thought of preemptive pardons.
Speaker 1: They think very differently today. What a shock list it.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of somebody getting a preemptive pardon
Speaker 2: who was innocent of all crime.
Speaker 3: Who's just an innocent person?
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard of that?
Speaker 2: Just somebody getting a blanket pardon and they're an innocent person.
Speaker 2: But no, here, it's an effort not only to prospectively
Speaker 2: pardon people for things they have not yet been charged
Speaker 2: with and may never be charged with, but also it's
Speaker 2: the president's own family.
Speaker 5: President's reportedly asking his staff whether he can issue preemptive
Speaker 5: pardons for himself his family members. Rudy Giuliani, there's a
Speaker 5: simple answer, No, No, mister president. That would be a
Speaker 5: gross abuse of the presidential pardon authority.
Speaker 1: A gross abuse of the presidential authority. Now Adam Schiff
Speaker 1: went first, How ironic that Adam Schiff was one of
Speaker 1: the recipients of these preemptive pardons.
Speaker 4: Kind of can't make this up. And then the guy
Speaker 4: that gave.
Speaker 1: These pardons, former president I like saying that, Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Here's him in twenty twenty bashing the issue of preemptive pardons.
Speaker 6: What a shock Listen, Does this concern you all, these
Speaker 6: preemptive pardons, Well, it's it concerns me in terms of
Speaker 6: what kind of precedence sets and how the.
Speaker 7: Rest of the world looks as us as a nation
Speaker 7: of laws and injustice. You're not going to see an
Speaker 7: our administration that kind of approach to pardons.
Speaker 1: You're not going to see it in my administration now
Speaker 1: when you think about it, and I don't really think
Speaker 1: there's been much analysis as to, you know, why Joe
Speaker 1: had to do this to his extended family, and you know,
Speaker 1: there's been so little coverage of the Biden family syndicate.
Speaker 1: We've covered it in great specificity, great detail. How many
Speaker 1: times have we had on James Comer and Jim Jordan
Speaker 1: House Judiciary Committee members Chairman Jordan and Peter Schweizer who
Speaker 1: wrote Secret Empires and exposed all of.
Speaker 4: This back in the day.
Speaker 1: But I really have not heard a lot of analysis,
Speaker 1: you know, because when you go back a number of
Speaker 1: years and we've been unpeeling the layers of the onion
Speaker 1: and then you've got Elena Batarina and three point five
Speaker 1: million dollars and then you know, millions and millions more
Speaker 1: invested in some real estate venture with zero experience hunter.
Speaker 1: You know, that's what made Joe Biden's comments about American
Speaker 1: oligarchs somewhat laughable, because the Biden family, you know, they
Speaker 1: were getting money from Russian oligarchs and Kazakhstan out oligarchs,
Speaker 1: and Ukrainian oligarchs and Chinese oligarchs, and you know they
Speaker 1: got filthy rich in this. But if you go back
Speaker 1: to the Biden family syndicate and this, you know here,
Speaker 1: look at Joe Biden himself, he should have pardoned himself
Speaker 1: and more relatives of Biden. You know, I think will
Speaker 1: be exposed eventually for having received money from these foreign entities.
Speaker 1: Now you can take it a step further, and that
Speaker 1: is what Alan Dershowitz said, and at New Gingrich referenced
Speaker 1: it earlier in the program today, and that is that
Speaker 1: on this issue, once you take that money, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: once you take that pardon, they already took the money.
Speaker 1: At that point, you lose your ability to plead the fifth.
Speaker 1: That means that everybody that got a pardon now can
Speaker 1: be investigated by Congress and they're going to have to
Speaker 1: answer those questions or they will be in contempt of Congress.
Speaker 1: And if you think that doesn't matter, tell that to
Speaker 1: Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro. Anyway, the guy that broke
Speaker 1: this story wide open from day one, Peter Schweitzer, is
Speaker 1: with us now Secret Empires, only one of his many
Speaker 1: best selling books. Peter, great to have you, my friend.
Speaker 8: How are you always? Great to be with you? Sean?
Speaker 8: Thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about first your reaction. And you know,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden I think left himself vulnerable, although I think
Speaker 1: he's so. I think the her report probably nailed it.
Speaker 1: That any jury would see him as a nice old
Speaker 1: man that's very forgetful, meaning in complete cognitive decline, which
Speaker 1: I predict is going to rapidly progress because probably whatever
Speaker 1: they were using to prop him up, I'm sure it
Speaker 1: was just caffeine. I'm sure it was nothing stronger than that.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm sure it wasn't adderall or any would
Speaker 1: I wouldn't believe that if you paid me a million dollars.
Speaker 1: But so he's not going to be that vulnerable. But
Speaker 1: there might be other family members, isn't that So?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I think there is. I mean, look, the first thing
Speaker 8: that stands out with the pardon in the last minute yesterday,
Speaker 8: in his earlier pardon of Hunter is that these are
Speaker 8: all people that owned LLC's connected LLC's that received money
Speaker 8: through this scheme. So that's where I think he came
Speaker 8: up with a punch list of the family members who
Speaker 8: were given this pardon. The second thing that stands out, Sean,
Speaker 8: is the date. They are very specific dates. If you
Speaker 8: look at the pardon Hunter and the other family members,
Speaker 8: the pardon deals with any criminal activity beginning January first,
Speaker 8: twenty fourteen going forward.
Speaker 1: Why oh, the Barisma years. Is that what you're about
Speaker 1: to tell me?
Speaker 8: Exactly? Borisma, China and Russia. Elina Batarina sent the money
Speaker 8: in the spring of twenty fourteen. The remember it was
Speaker 8: in December of twenty thirteen that Hunter and Joe Biden
Speaker 8: flew on Air Force too to China, and that deal
Speaker 8: was consummated when in January of twenty fourteen. The Ukraine
Speaker 8: money started flowing in April of twenty fourteen. So the
Speaker 8: subpoenas specifically lines up with these foreign deals that you
Speaker 8: and I have been talking about since twenty eighteen. That
Speaker 8: the Biden said there was nothing too. But here's the
Speaker 8: other side of it, Sean. That's curious to me. It covers,
Speaker 8: in the case of Hunter Biden, all crimes going up
Speaker 8: to December of last year, and for these other family
Speaker 8: members up until yesterday when he signed it. So that
Speaker 8: opens the question of what other activities might the family
Speaker 8: have been been involved in. You've got, of course Hunter's
Speaker 8: art deals, right, This would cover any irregularities involving his
Speaker 8: sale of art deals. It also covers another curious time period, Sean,
Speaker 8: and that's when Joe Biden had that disastrous debate performance
Speaker 8: against Donald Trump, and then for about a month he's
Speaker 8: resisting calls to step down. Hunter Biden is with him
Speaker 8: in the White House, and I believe, I don't have
Speaker 8: any direct evidence, I believe that the Biden family negotiated
Speaker 8: financial deals to secure Joe Biden's exit as candidates in
Speaker 8: the November election, and this would cover any sort of
Speaker 8: deals that might have been done at that time. So
Speaker 8: this was precisely written to deal exactly with these kinds
Speaker 8: of deals we've been talking about all these years.
Speaker 1: Let me go to legal scholar, Harvard Professor Alan Durschwitz
Speaker 1: warning Democrats that these blanket pardons for Biden issued for
Speaker 1: the most prominent members of the syndicate won't preclude the
Speaker 1: Republican Congress from sending out subpoenas for major players to
Speaker 1: testify about the Biden family syndicate and their global shakedown racket,
Speaker 1: and what he said yesterday is Biden now has opened
Speaker 1: his family to potential jeopardy with sweeping pardons.
Speaker 4: And anyway, he went on to warn that while.
Speaker 1: The pardons protected the Biden family from criminal charges, they
Speaker 1: also cost the Biden the ability to plead the Fifth
Speaker 1: should Congress subpoena them. Now, I can't imagine any scenario
Speaker 1: where the likes of James Comer, who just came out
Speaker 1: with apparently a best selling book on this very topic,
Speaker 1: and all the research that they did in the Judiciary Committee,
Speaker 1: I don't suspect he's going to let it go. I
Speaker 1: don't suspect that Jim Jordan's gonna let it go. I
Speaker 1: think I know these guys pretty well. So now if
Speaker 1: Congress does subpoena them, they're going to have to testify.
Speaker 1: They can't plead the fifth and Biden's brothers, brother and
Speaker 1: son and others will be called before these committees. And
Speaker 1: one of the reasons the President gave them the pardon
Speaker 1: is he doesn't want his relatives and friends to be
Speaker 1: subject to the expense of massive investigation.
Speaker 4: You really can't stop that, Kenny, No, he can't.
Speaker 8: And the fact I was talking he won't mind me
Speaker 8: saying it. I was talking with Congressman Comber earlier today
Speaker 8: and he told me the exact same thing. That the
Speaker 8: House Oversight Committee is continuing the investigation into the Bidens,
Speaker 8: and that he has written to Pam Bondi, who we
Speaker 8: all hope and believe and know is going to be
Speaker 8: the next Attorney General, saying that the Department of Justice,
Speaker 8: the same rule applies there. The Department of Justice can
Speaker 8: bring in members of the Biden family, ask them questions,
Speaker 8: and again they don't have a fifth Amendments appeal anymore
Speaker 8: because there's no criminal jeopardy for them and Sean. This
Speaker 8: is why it's so important. You and I have talked
Speaker 8: about this before, but we really have to emphasize it.
Speaker 8: Some people say, look, Joe Biden's out of office, we
Speaker 8: shouldn't care about this anymore. But it's about justice, it's
Speaker 8: about truth. It's also about deterring other people potentially from
Speaker 8: doing this. You know, as we've talked about there are
Speaker 8: questions about Gavin Newsom, about Adam Schiff and their financial
Speaker 8: entanglements with people overseas in Washington, d C. If you
Speaker 8: let people get away with activity that is criminal and
Speaker 8: or corrupt, and they do not pay a price for it.
Speaker 8: Other people are going to imitate it. So this problem's
Speaker 8: not going away just because the Bidens are leaving. Somebody
Speaker 8: else at some point is going to be approached or
Speaker 8: is going to approach somebody overseas as a scheme to
Speaker 8: get their family rich, and they're going to look at
Speaker 8: the Bidens and say, well, the Biden's never paid a
Speaker 8: penalty for it, so why shouldn't we do it. So
Speaker 8: we absolutely have to do this. It's not just about
Speaker 8: looking past and getting Joe Biden. It is ultimately about
Speaker 8: preserving the integrity of our political leadership from these kinds
Speaker 8: of schemes.
Speaker 1: Quick break right back. We'll continue more with Peter Schweitzer
Speaker 1: on the other side. Our town hall with Speaker Johnson
Speaker 1: House Republicans tonight at nine and then Donald Trump's first
Speaker 1: interview in the Oval Office. That'll be Wednesday night. Busy,
Speaker 1: busy time in DC. As we continue, right, we continued
Speaker 1: with Peter Sweitzer. He exposed the Biden family, sending it
Speaker 1: from day one, I am not as outraged over the
Speaker 1: preemptive pardon issue as other conservatives are, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to tell you why, and maybe I'm thinking long ball
Speaker 1: here in a major way is we never saw anything
Speaker 1: as bad as the weaponization of the DOJ and the
Speaker 1: how the weaponization of the FBI and the intelligence community.
Speaker 4: Then what they did to Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And my thought is, Okay, now they kicked the door
Speaker 1: wide open, and maybe it'll experience a court challenge. We'll
Speaker 1: see over time. Regardless of that. At least now the
Speaker 1: precedent has been set. And what is any Democrat going
Speaker 1: to say if Donald Trump leaves office this time and says,
Speaker 1: I'm not going through the hell you put me through
Speaker 1: last time. I'm pardoning everybody on the way out the door,
Speaker 1: even if they did nothing wrong.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean, you make a great point, Shawn. This is
Speaker 8: unfortunately the new normal. And and for all of the
Speaker 8: screaming and yelling that people in Washington have been saying
Speaker 8: that Donald Trump was the one that was throwing aside
Speaker 8: all the norms and you know, he was breaking all
Speaker 8: these room rules and these understandings that have been in place,
Speaker 8: it's actually Joe Biden that's done it. I mean, he
Speaker 8: used law fair to go after his political opponents, Donald Trump,
Speaker 8: and he is now using the law to shelter his
Speaker 8: family from a legitimate inquiry, an inquiry by the way,
Speaker 8: that started during the Trump administration, not by Donald Trump,
Speaker 8: but by people within the Department of Justice, and something
Speaker 8: that Joe Biden has consistently lied about and obstructed about.
Speaker 8: So I agree with you from the standpoint that it
Speaker 8: is it is the new normal, which is terrible. But
Speaker 8: I'm still angered about it because this is this is
Speaker 8: a dangerous place for our country to be where you
Speaker 8: have a political leader, a president of the United States,
Speaker 8: who in my mind, was clearly clearly involved in a
Speaker 8: corrupt enrichment scheme for his family to the tune of
Speaker 8: tens of millions of dollars. And by the way, was
Speaker 8: he getting it from Wall Street or Big Oil, which
Speaker 8: would have been bad enough. He was getting it from
Speaker 8: our foreign adversaries. And he has figured out a way
Speaker 8: to make sure that his family's not going to suffer
Speaker 8: any legal consequences. So what we have to do is
Speaker 8: make sure the truth gets out and that people are
Speaker 8: aware of what happened, every single raw detail, so that
Speaker 8: at least history will fully understand what this man has done,
Speaker 8: and his reputation will be severely damaged beyond the fact
Speaker 8: that he just was a terrible president.
Speaker 1: Well as the head of the Government Accountability Institute. It
Speaker 1: is important that the record be shown that you broke
Speaker 1: this story. You were the one to first shed light
Speaker 1: on this story, and we wouldn't know about any of
Speaker 1: it if not for your diligent research, hard work and dedication.
Speaker 1: Peter Schweitzer, Thank you, my friend. Appreciate your time. We'll
Speaker 1: see how this unfolds. Take a minute here, let's go
Speaker 1: to the White House where the President is going to
Speaker 1: talk about infrastructure and apparently take some questions from the press,
Speaker 1: and we'll carry this live.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much, and it's an honor to be
Speaker 7: here today.
Speaker 4: We have.
Speaker 7: First full day as president. We're back and we had
Speaker 7: a great first term, but we're going to have an
Speaker 7: even better second term, and I think we're going to
Speaker 7: do things that people would be shocked at. We're starting
Speaker 7: off with tremendous investment coming into our country at levels
Speaker 7: that nobody's really ever seen before. And they're very happy
Speaker 7: with the fact that I won the race and that
Speaker 7: they feel confident in their investments. And it's big money
Speaker 7: and high quality people. So my first stay back from
Speaker 7: from having a nice life, it's my honor to welcome
Speaker 7: three of the world's leading technology CEOs. And in the
Speaker 7: case of Larry Larry Ellison, it's well beyond technology is
Speaker 7: sort of CEO of everything. He's an amazing man, an
Speaker 7: amazing business person. But to announce the largest AI infrastructure
Speaker 7: project by far in history, and it's all taking place
Speaker 7: right here in America. As you know, there's great competition
Speaker 7: for AI and other things, and they're coming in at
Speaker 7: the highest level. We're joined by Oracle Executive chairman Larry Ellison,
Speaker 7: SoftBank CEO, my friend Masa Masa Yoshi's son and CEO
Speaker 7: of Open Ai, and I would say the by far
Speaker 7: the leading expert based on everything I read, Sam Altman.
Speaker 7: So that's great that you're coming in together. That's a
Speaker 7: massive group of talent and money. Together these world leading
Speaker 7: technology giants are announcing the formation of Stargate. So put
Speaker 7: that name down in your books, because I think you're
Speaker 7: going to hear a lot about it in the future.
Speaker 7: A new American company that will invest five hundred billion
Speaker 7: dollars at least in AI infrastructure in the United States
Speaker 7: and very very quickly, moving very rapidly, creating over one
Speaker 7: hundred thousand American jobs, almost immediately. This monumental undertaking is
Speaker 7: a resounding declaration of confidence in America's potential under a
Speaker 7: new president. Let me be a new president. I didn't
Speaker 7: say it, they did, so I appreciate that fellaws, but
Speaker 7: it'll sure the future of technology. What we want to
Speaker 7: do is we want to keep it in this country.
Speaker 7: China is a competitor and others are competitors. We want
Speaker 7: we wanted to be in this country, and we're making
Speaker 7: it available. I'm going to help a lot through emergency declarations.
Speaker 7: Because we have an emergency. We have to get the
Speaker 7: stuff built. So they have to produce a lot of electricity,
Speaker 7: and we'll make it possible for them to get that
Speaker 7: production done very easily at their own plants. If they
Speaker 7: want where they'll build at the plant, the AI plant,
Speaker 7: they'll build energy generation and that will be incredible. But
Speaker 7: it's technology and artificial intelligence all made in the USA.
Speaker 7: Beginning immediately, Stargate will be building the physical and virtual
Speaker 7: infrastructure to power the next generation of advancements in AI.
Speaker 7: And this will include the construction of colossal data centers,
Speaker 7: very very massive structures. I was in the real estate business.
Speaker 7: These buildings, these a big, beautiful buildings, they're going to
Speaker 7: employ a lot of people, and physical campuses and locations
Speaker 7: currently being scouted nationwide. They're making their choices of locations.
Speaker 7: I think they have their choice. I'd like to ask Larry,
Speaker 7: Sam and Masa to say a few words and just
Speaker 7: talk about a little bit about what they're doing and
Speaker 7: if you have any questions, and then we'll go into
Speaker 7: a couple of other subjects also. But this is to
Speaker 7: me a very big thing, five hundred billion dollar stargate project.
Speaker 7: I think it's going to be something that's very special.
Speaker 7: It'll lead to something that could be the biggest of all.
Speaker 7: So Larry, maybe we'll start with you and we'll go
Speaker 7: down the line.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Thank you, mister President. We certainly couldn't do
Speaker 9: this without you. It would simply be impossible. AI holds
Speaker 9: an incredible promise for all of us, for every American.
Speaker 9: We've actually been been working with Open Ali for a while,
Speaker 9: Massa for a while. The data centers are actually under construction.
Speaker 9: The first of them are under instruction in Texas. Each
Speaker 9: building is a half a million square feet. There are
Speaker 9: ten buildings currently currently being built, but that will expand
Speaker 9: to twenty and other locations beyond the Abilene location, which
Speaker 9: is which is our first location. The kind of applications
Speaker 9: that we're building to give you an idea, maybe the
Speaker 9: most charismatic and the one that I think touches us.
Speaker 7: All is.
Speaker 9: Electronic health records. Not just maintaining electronic health records, but
Speaker 9: by looking at electronic health records, understanding the condition of
Speaker 9: the doctors, better understanding the condition of their patients, and
Speaker 9: being able to provide healthcare plans that are much better
Speaker 9: than the otherwise would be. A doctor in Indian River
Speaker 9: Reservation would be able to see how a doctor at
Speaker 9: Memorial Sloan Kettering would treat the patient, or a doctor
Speaker 9: at Stanford would treat the patient. We actually provide all
Speaker 9: of that information, all of that guidance to doctors who
Speaker 9: are treating cancer patients or or patients of any other
Speaker 9: kind of disease made possible by AI. I'm not going
Speaker 9: to take a lot of time. I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 9: pass it to Massa. But this is a very exciting
Speaker 9: program for Oracle to be a part of. Thank you,
Speaker 9: thank you, help you.
Speaker 7: That's good. That's great.
Speaker 10: I feel toold now. Thank you well, mister president. Uh,
Speaker 10: that's that's Massa. I came to celebrate your winning and
Speaker 10: promised that we will invest one hundred Vidio dollars and
Speaker 10: you told me, oh, Massa, go for two hundred. Now
Speaker 10: I came back with five hundred.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 10: Because because this is the as you say yesterday, this
Speaker 10: is the beginning of Golden Age of America. This is
Speaker 10: one great example, I think, right, we wouldn't have decided
Speaker 10: to do this. This is the beginning of gold age.
Speaker 10: We wouldn't have decided unless you won't. And yesterday we agree,
Speaker 10: we signed to make this happen because of this day.
Speaker 10: So we would make this happen. We would immediately start
Speaker 10: deploying one hundred billion dollars with the goal of making
Speaker 10: five hundred billion dollars within the next four years within
Speaker 10: your town, right because of your success. So we are
Speaker 10: very very excited to do this. And our partner is
Speaker 10: of course Soft Bank, Open Oracle and additionally investing partner
Speaker 10: with MGX. On top of that, we have technology partner
Speaker 10: MBDIA and of course Microsoft has been very very supportive
Speaker 10: to Sam and continue to support all our success. This
Speaker 10: is not just for business, as Rady said, this will
Speaker 10: help people's life. This will help solving many many issues, difficult,
Speaker 10: things that otherwise we could not have solved with the
Speaker 10: power of AI. I think AGA is coming very very soon,
Speaker 10: and after that, that's not the goal. After that, artificial
Speaker 10: super intelligence will come to solve the issues that mankind
Speaker 10: would never ever have thought that we could solve. Well,
Speaker 10: this is the beginning of our golden is Thank you
Speaker 10: very much.
Speaker 3: I don't have too much to add, but I do
Speaker 3: want to say I'm thrilled we get to do this
Speaker 3: in the United States of America. I think this will
Speaker 3: be the most important project of this era. And as
Speaker 3: Musa said, for AGI to get built here, to create
Speaker 3: hundreds of thousands of jobs, to create a new industry
Speaker 3: centered here, we wouldn't be able to do this without
Speaker 3: you and mister President, and I'm thrilled that we get
Speaker 3: to I think it'll be an exciting project. I think
Speaker 3: we'll be able to do all of the wonderful things
Speaker 3: that these guys talked about. But the fact that we
Speaker 3: get to do this in the United States is I
Speaker 3: think wonderful.
Speaker 7: So thank you very much.
Speaker 11: See in one word, I think there's so many positive
Speaker 11: things about what it's going to do for medical research
Speaker 11: and for solving things cancer and all the different problems.
Speaker 11: How will AI help us with the flight against the
Speaker 11: various problems diseases.
Speaker 3: These guys can maybe share more about some of the
Speaker 3: work they're doing there. I think they'll jointly be some
Speaker 3: of the leaders about driving progress here. But I believe
Speaker 3: that as this technology progresses, we will see diseases cured
Speaker 3: an unprecedented rate. We will be amazed at how quickly
Speaker 3: we're carrying this cancer and that one and heart disease.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 3: And what this will do for the ability of to
Speaker 3: deliver very high quality health care, the costs, but really
Speaker 3: to cure the diseases at a rapid rapid rate, I
Speaker 3: think will be among the most important things. This technology
Speaker 3: does very very good.
Speaker 9: So we're currently working on all right, no, no, no,
Speaker 9: I'm not I'm not that. I'm not that, I'm not
Speaker 9: that dot I'm not done. Thank you as your president.
Speaker 9: One of the most exciting things we're working on you
Speaker 9: again using the tools. That's that that Sam and Massa
Speaker 9: are providing, UH is the cancer vaccine. It's very interesting
Speaker 9: early diet. It turns out I'll be quick all of
Speaker 9: our cancers, uh, cancer tumors, little fragments of those tumors
Speaker 9: float around in your blood, so you can do early
Speaker 9: cancer detection if you can do using A, you can
Speaker 9: do early cancer detection with a blood test and using
Speaker 9: AI to look at the blood test, you can find
Speaker 9: the cancers that are actually seriously threatening the person. So
Speaker 9: we can again cancer diagnosis using AI as the promise
Speaker 9: of just being a simple blood test. Then beyond that,
Speaker 9: once we gene sequence, Once we gene sequence that cancer tumor,
Speaker 9: you can then vaccinate the person. Design a vaccine for
Speaker 9: every individual person to vaccinate them against that cancer. And
Speaker 9: you can make that vaccine, that mr NA vaccine. You
Speaker 9: can make that robotically again using AI in about forty
Speaker 9: eight hours. So imagine early cancer detection, development of a
Speaker 9: cancer vaccine for the for your particular cancer aimed at you,
Speaker 9: and have have that vaccine available in forty eight hours.
Speaker 9: This is the promise of AI and the promise of
Speaker 9: the future.
Speaker 7: Thanks, thanks, questions, Yeah, just one second, you will finish up.
Speaker 7: But uh, you know these are highly respected guys. I
Speaker 7: was shocked with Larry because I don't even think Larry
Speaker 7: does this stuff. He did a very good job for
Speaker 7: a guy that doesn't do it much right, But he's
Speaker 7: so respected and the group and it's it's really an honor.
Speaker 7: But for Larry to be here and do this is
Speaker 7: very unusual because he doesn't do this stuff. He doesn't
Speaker 7: need it.
Speaker 10: He does and you don't need it, do you?
Speaker 7: You don't need it. But I just I think it's
Speaker 7: an honor to the UH, to the country. It's a
Speaker 7: great honor that this group, with these are the top
Speaker 7: people that they they're going to do it, and they're
Speaker 7: going to do it here, and we're going to make
Speaker 7: it as easy as it can be. A five hundred
Speaker 7: millionaire Stargate project comes in addition to a separate pledge
Speaker 7: between one hundred and two hundred billion dollars from as
Speaker 7: we know from MASA we talked about before, also twenty
Speaker 7: billion from the MAC which was great. And we have
Speaker 7: many others that are calling. Some might just say just
Speaker 7: announce it. It's easier, but with some I know them
Speaker 7: and they're so highly respected, I'd rather do it this way.
Speaker 7: Many would like to do it this way, but we're
Speaker 7: letting the world know what's happening. This is money that
Speaker 7: normally would have gone to China or other countries, but
Speaker 7: in particular China and total. Before the end of my
Speaker 7: first full business day in Washington and the White House,
Speaker 7: we've already secured nearly three trillion dollars of new investments
Speaker 7: in the United States, and probably that's going to be
Speaker 7: six or seven by the end of the week. Tremendous
Speaker 7: amounts of money are coming in or for many things
Speaker 7: other than even AIAI seems to be very hot. It
Speaker 7: seems to be the thing that a lot of smart
Speaker 7: people are looking at very strongly, and our country will
Speaker 7: be prospering like never before. I think that's true, and
Speaker 7: it's going to be the Golden Age of America. As
Speaker 7: I say, yesterday we had the most ambition, ambitious, action
Speaker 7: oriented day of any administration in history. There's never been
Speaker 7: a first day like yesterday. As you know, I signed
Speaker 7: a sweeping slate of executive orders to stop the invasion
Speaker 7: of our borders. I launched a government wide effort to
Speaker 7: defeat inflation and bring down the cost of daily life,
Speaker 7: and bring down the cost of energy magnificently, bring it down.
Speaker 7: And when an energy comes down, Larry I say, generally speaking,
Speaker 7: when energy comes down, everything else comes down. The prices
Speaker 7: of food and the prices of everything else come down.
Speaker 7: Energy is the big that's the big baby. And we
Speaker 7: just led a national Energy emergent to drill baby drill,
Speaker 7: our term that we use with a drill baby drill
Speaker 7: like never before. We ended destructive DEI mandates across the
Speaker 7: federal government and returned to our country to a merit
Speaker 7: based system and a common sense system. As you know,
Speaker 7: the Supreme Court gave us a decision on merit where
Speaker 7: things in this country can be based on merit now
Speaker 7: instead of a lot of different rules, regulations, and things
Speaker 7: that really put our country at a big disadvantage. We
Speaker 7: permanently stopped government censorship and restored free speech. I was
Speaker 7: signed yesterday. We were renamed the Gulf of Mexico the
Speaker 7: Gulf of America. Sounds so beautiful, the Gulf of America,
Speaker 7: and returned the name of a great president, William McKinley
Speaker 7: to Mount McKinley. They took off the name and he
Speaker 7: was actually a great president.
Speaker 1: He all with Speaker Johnson and House Republicans. That's from
Speaker 1: the Capital tonight, and we'll come back on the other
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Speaker 4: Firing torpedoes of truth at a wall of lies.
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Speaker 1: All right, that's gonna wrap things up at today. We
Speaker 1: have an amazing Hannity tonight nine Eastern on the Fox
Speaker 1: News Channel. We're remaining in our nation's capital as we
Speaker 1: have a town hall speaker Johnson House Republicans. They better
Speaker 1: understand that they're gonna succeed or fail together. And the
Speaker 1: agenda is the Trump Agenda. We'll have that then, don't forget.
Speaker 1: On Wednesday, the first interview with Donald Trump from the
Speaker 1: Oval Office is Triumphant Return Atile Era Wednesday night on Hannity.
Speaker 1: That's all the time we have for today. Thank you
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Speaker 1: See you tonight with Mike Johnson and Republicans the town
Speaker 1: hall from the Capitol. Back here tomorrow, Donald Trump, Tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: I have a great night,