🔑 research laboratory
"missing person. This is William Neil McCaslin, former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory, a man with deep ties to deep to space systems, special programs, and some of the most sensitive corners of the American defense world. So what are we really looking at here? A medical event, a tragic missing person's case or the edge of something much larger that nobody is willing, frankly to say out loud. Yet. If you're listening on YouTube or on the podcast feed, take a second to like share a…"
🔑 fbi
"uniforms, insider intel from a crooked janitor on the security system, strong chloroform to quickly subdue the night watchmen as they robbed the Dutch room blind. But even more shocking was the revelation of Ralph's ultimate betrayal, escaping alone right after the heist with two ransacked Duffel bags filled with not only priceless This has been another episode of the FBI Files. Stories"
🔑 iran
"that could slice through reinforced steel while maintaining precise temperature control to avoid heat signatures detectable by satellite surveillance. The main door yielded in six minutes and forty three seconds. I know because I was timing everything, calculating every variable that might mean the difference between success and catastrophe. Archive control were inside, Sarah whispered, confirming thirty two containers as briefed beginning selective extraction. The interior matched our intellig…"
🔑 iran
"This is episode five the decision. That night, Prime Minister Benjamin Weiss called an emergency security Cabinet meeting by morning, he'd authorized the most comprehensive military planning operation in Israeli history, Marcus Director Cohen said during a secure briefing three days later, the Prime Minister wants contingency plans for eliminating Iran's nuclear program entirely, not delaying it, not constraining it, eliminating it. The mathematical scope was staggering. Iran had dispersed nucl…"
🔑 iran
"photographing buildings, monitoring government facilities, reporting on military movements. He had no idea he was being recruited for the most ambitious penetration operation in Massad history. The insertion took six months of preparation. David underwent intensive training and operational security, covert communication, and weapons handling. His cover identity was meticulously constructed a German Iranian businessman exploring import opportunities, complete with corporate documentation, bankin…"
🔑 iran
"A group closely aligned with Ayatollah Kashani. On paper, this made sense. Kashani had publicly declared Razmara and infidel effectively turning the whole Muslim population against him, and the gunman did not deny it. He said he had acted to free Iran from foreign influence,"
🔑 epstein
"didn't involve himself yet in murdering, um, people, it was mainly just raping. And it was those that were close to him because again, it was, it was almost that dominant, you know, that dominance of being able to, I guess, like push your will onto those people that can't really do or can't defend themselves, you know? And it's like a control issue. Right. And it's the same thing that we've been discussing with these past people and expect like somebody that we discussed quite a bit on, um, was…"
🔑 epstein
"or cut them open and drink their blood and ate their flesh, claiming that it gave them incredible power and energy and eternal youth. Sounds delicious. They would even like, I have got like, they would like rape babies and stuff like that too. Like they were like as jacked up and preposterous as you could possibly be like all to like gain and for like, you can see these people from the beginning time, they've only cared about fame, fortune, riches, power. Well, it's interesting too, just like o…"
🔑 trump
"And there was an account where they said I don't remember who wrote it but somebody said that they were they had their way with arms or something like that. And yeah I kind of what people interpret interpret it as is like they were probably shooting off their guns of like just because they were like excited and drunk out of their minds. You know it's like the most redneck thing I can like imagine the most American thing to do to truck. You're like 12 inch lifted truck and you're just out there …"
🔑 trump
"You write yourself in. I can't. I'm not eligible. Who cares? Just write yourself in. Just write myself in. Just be a felon like Donald Trump. I mean, an alleged felon. And the winner of the election is Brennan Gillis by one vote. Damn. Just gets voted right in. That'd be insane. There would definitely be a lot of like protests and shit like. Yeah, I think that we should elect presidents based off of like a cage match or like a UFC. That'd be awesome. That'd be so sick. Dude, Donald Trump and Jo…"
🔑 fbi
"book would be very interesting to see just because it would be like, Oh, that's cool. If I'm ever in a pinch, like where I need to protect myself, I know, or I need to help myself in a way. Like I know how to like utilize the things that are around me to my advantage. Right. Yeah. That's just cool. Yeah. No, I agree. Ever want a list of books that should be banned. Just kidding. No books should be banned. But if you ever want a list of books that you will get seriously judged by the FBI for rea…"
🔑 trump
"interesting that we, uh, I don't know. It's just history. You know, that's, that's the crazy thing is that that's our history. You know, history is just crazy. Remembered another theory like why Hitler like targeted the Jews. Okay. Let's hear it. Cause he had syphilis. Like that's like a theory. I don't know if you guys have heard that, but like he had syphilis and it like mess with his brain. Yeah. And along with probably the tens of 20s of drugs that he was on during this time too. We'll go o…"
🔑 epstein
"My gosh. Look forward to that. If there's anything about World War II that you listeners think is particularly interesting, let us know and we'll try and focus on it so that we can bring as much value as we can. You can quality ask content that you like. That's what we're here for. Exactly. Do you know where you could also send us stuff? You could send it to shadow.valleypod at the doge network.com guys. Shadow.valleypod at the doge network.com. We are one of the top podcasts of the doge networ…"
🔑 doge
"Exactly. Let the DOJ focus on putting the bad guys behind bars, not funding endless sensitivity seminars. It's not that complicated. And DOGE's enthusiastic endorsement, plus that scissor hand. meme. Brilliant meme. It really does drive home the point that this administration wants to be seen as serious about fiscal responsibility. They're not just talking the talk, they're memeing the walk. It's great. We also have President Trump's own positive comments about Elon Musk. We saw that in the ctb…"
🔑 doge
"established, oh, just a few short months ago on January 20th, 2025. Ring a bell. Second Trump administration. Ah, yes. A rather bot -pointed start date and set to disappear like a magician's rabbit. on July 4th, 2026. A real firework finale for this department, wouldn't you say? You said it. It's a temporary task force with a very specific set of teeth aiming to chomp down on inefficiency across the whole federal landscape. They're headquartered, fittingly enough, at the Eisenhower Executive Of…"
🔑 doge
"magic they are promising for that kind of cash. Exactly. What was the fate of that hefty grant? Well, according to recent reports, Lee Zeldin, the current EPA administrator, has stated that he terminated the grant. OK. He also indicated that both the Department of Justice and the FBI are now investigating the matter. Oh, wow. And the funds have been frozen. So it's a situation worth keeping a close eye on. Definitely keep an eye on that one. Yeah, that kind of drastic funding increase certainly…"
🔑 doge
"unintended consequences of sweeping reforms. You have to weigh the immediate savings against the long -term impact. It's definitely not as simple as just cutting costs and calling it a day. Exactly. It's a delicate balancing act. Now, in the interest of transparency, or at least the appearance of it, the sources did mention that DOGE has an official website. You know, for keeping the public informed and all that. Ah, yes. The website. The digital window into the soul of government efficiency. S…"
🔑 doge
"moving on. We've also got all this stuff happening with public health funding. Seems like the Trump administration is making some big cuts there, too. They are. And it's causing quite a stir. Tell us about it. OK, so they're cutting over $11 billion in public health funding that goes to states. $11 billion. That's gotta hurt. It's a lot of money and 23 states plus DC have filed a lawsuit over it. They're saying this funding is absolutely crucial for all kinds of essential public health stuff. Y…"
🔑 doge
"So it seems like there were some legal issues at play here as well. Right. So there are some questions about, you know, whether USAI was operating within its legal authority. So it sounds like they were maybe getting a little bit too big for their britches. Yeah, maybe so. But, you know, let's end on a positive note here because there's been a lot of good news lately as well. You know. President Trump had some very kind words to say about Elon Musk and DOGE the other"
🔑 doge
"against a backdrop of other significant events. Like those EPA grant cuts. And the shutdown of the Climate Equity Fund. Elon Musk had also been tweeting about working with HHS to eliminate waste. And Attorney General Pam Bondi had announced her plan to prosecute fraud cases uncovered by DOGE. And let's not forget that unverified figure of $238 billion in potential savings. And that number was making the rounds on X. So it's a complex and rapidly evolving situation. With a lot of moving parts. B…"
🔑 epstein
"that in mind as well. In April of twenty sixteen, Epstein forwarded Reuter's report request for comment about Katie Johnson's lawsuit to several people, including attorney Alan Dershowitz and former White House counsel Katherine Rumler. To Tom Barrock, a Trump campaign advisor who is now the president's ambassador to Turkey, Epstein wrote, nuts, but I thought you guys should know. To journalists Michael Wolfe, Epstein wrote, here we go. So, look, there's some smoke there right now. Does that me…"
🔑 epstein
"I'm trying to remember, but I'm having a blockage. I'm sorry. Question did you name redacted to the FBI? Answer yes? Question did you name any academics specifically that you recall? Answer? I name redacted? I mean anyone that they would have pointed out to me and asked me if I would have told them truthfully who I was with and what happened. I can't remember exactly who they showed me. I can't remember exactly who I told them about, but if they were there, I would have told them. Question did …"
🔑 epstein
"me about two weeks. Actually, I can tell you the exact date. It was on my anniversary, October sixteenth, two thousand and three. McCauley, Do you need a break or are you okay? The witness? I'm okay, all right, So we're gonna wrap up right here, and in the next episode we're gonna pick up where we left off. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box. What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're …"
🔑 epstein
"supposed to settle the argument. He acted like he was soothing a crowd instead of answering for something that should have never happened in the first place, something that should have been confronted directly. He smiled through it, which was almost the most uncomfortable part, like it was just some misunderstanding he was gently helping us through. There was nothing uncertain about what happened, and oh confusion about what it might have meant. A congress woman was taking instruction from Jeff…"
🔑 epstein
"from not enough Black and Hispanic Jurors to COVID, Elaine Maxwell makes twelve arguments as to why her case should be stopped as she begs judge to dismiss child sex trafficking charges against her. I mean, really, is this lady for real? Like, did she come out of a different alternate universe and think that her ridiculous, pedantic arguments here are going to work? Because she's wrong. You want to get the cases dropped. Here's an idea. You should have never been involved with Epstein in the fi…"
🔑 epstein
"got it. I'm sorry, thank you, Borgia. Question in the first full paragraph, if you go six lines down, let's start five lines down where it says the sentence begins. In addition to do you see where I'm reading? Answer yes. Question. In addition to being a participant in the abuse of Jane number three and other miners, Dershowitz was an eyewitness to the sexual abuse of many other miners by Epstein and several of Epstein's co conspirators. Do you see that? Answer yes? Question Now where it says p…"
🔑 epstein
"whose fingerprints are on the levers, Who picked up the phone and said make this happen? Who whispered in which ear to expedite the process and bury the tracks because someone did. Things like this don't manifest organically. They don't sprout like flowers. They're constructed, deliberate, calculated, layered. And the silence surrounding that answer is louder than fireworks. And look, I'm sure that the most transparent administration in history will get right back to us with the truth any minut…"
🔑 epstein
"The accurate ZA shoe count moves down to seventy six. Reyes was removed from the institution and does not and should not appear on any counts at this time. At three fifteen PM, inmate Fernandez was placed on RA dry cell from ZA, which moves the accurate ZA count down to seventy five on the lieutenant's log. The four PM E one shows a total of seventy six inmates assigned to ZA, with one in attorney conference, which was Epstein. This indicates that Fernandez was not keyed out of the Shoe and key…"
🔑 epstein
"from redacted to yourself. It says the twelve am count slip read seventy three and the twelve am says seventy two, So those kind of go together. Do you remember what your findings were there? Answer? I don't remember, because typically what happens on the count you are supposed to be the lieutenant is supposed to take one count at night and then review documentation. So I don't know what happened with the discrepancy. His lawyer jumps in, mister Hayes, I mean this isn't really what's relevant, …"
🔑 epstein
"polls alike. Called everything else going on in America a distraction stage to further the great cover up. Immigration enforcement, Greenland, tariffs, Ukraine all ginned up fake issues to keep people from finding out the truth. Yet the Biden White House had full access to all the supposedly explosive Epstein material for four years. If anything about Trump was there, The folks who went through his wife's underwear drawer would have found it in a way to at least leak it, if not assign a special…"
🔑 epstein
"to do, and a lot of people just aren't buying it anymore because it really stretches the imagination to think that people were around him so often at his properties, enjoying his house, enjoying his hospitality, and they had no idea. And now, look, I'm not saying everybody knew every single detail, but you have to be one stupid son of a bitch not to have some questions about what's going on at a place like Epstein's. The Oversight Committee sent a request to the US Virgin Islands Attorney Gener…"
🔑 epstein
"part of the hustle. They have all of these powerful people that are in their corner, and if you're some vulnerable girl, forget it. What are you gonna do. You're gonna go to the cops. Well, okay, you'll go to the cops, and then they'll say that you have a MySpace page where you're talking about smoking weed and dating boys. And because of that, they said that the witnesses weren't incredible and that would lead to Jeffrey Epstein getting off. Can you imagine that kind of bullshit? And then Acos…"
🔑 epstein
"of them that old boy had to clean up, either had to clean them up after you were done. You're not fooling anybody, Gilaine. You bipedal serpent. And guess what. All of your chickens have come home to roost, All of those girls that you helped abuse, all of those girls you brought into Jeffrey Epstein's orbit. This is their time. Your time has passed. What was coming? A first batch of documents in the Roberts Epstein lawsuit was concealed on August ninth, twenty nineteen, a month after Epstein wa…"
🔑 epstein
"a chance to, you know, maybe talk to sources or people who have not been on the record. Obviously I do that. Hell I flew all away to New Mexico to do that. But what I am telling you in my opinion here is so that these girls are probably lined up as witnesses for the government at this point. That order followed watershed publication of the Miami Herald series Perversion of Justice, which renewed attention to dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's two thousand and eight plea deal and has been widely c…"
🔑 epstein
"that until we deal with this, nothing else really matters. And I truly believe that. Meanwhile, in a letter released by over a dozen alleged Epsteine victims alleged, hut did they get payouts from the estate? Oh? They did, but they're alleged Hut. Fox News is hilarious. They went from talking about Epstein all the time and about how the Democrats were involved to now trying to cast it in a light where it might be false. They're just allegations. Meanwhile, all these women have received gigantic…"
🔑 trump
"runs around the internet like he's some tough guy, calls himself the warlord on the head of a meme team. No, you're not. You're just a dork sitting on the computer driving engagement. Get in a bag. That's it. But him and his buddies, they certainly have no problem talking about survivors, disparaging them, calling them all kinds of names. And that's the reason that these people want them to come to the hearing so they can try and pick apart their stories. Guess what, it's not their job. That's …"
🔑 epstein
"the institutions that failed to stop him for decades, all of that outlived him. And it is that machinery we are here to examine today. Not with speculation, not with conspiracy, with documents, court filings, congressional testimony, and the stubborn, uncomfortable facts. Let me take you back to November nineteenth, twenty twenty five. That is the day President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act into law. The act was a genuinely bipartisan effort co offered by Representative Rocann…"
🔑 epstein
"with confidential agreements. Documents were occasionally unsealed by courts, but much remained hidden, protected by privacy laws, grand jury secrecy rules, and the simple fact that so much had never been fully investigated in the first place. This is where the Epstein Files Transparency Act enters the story. The legislation was introduced in Congress in the spring of two thousand twenty five amid renewed public interest in the case, following additional document on sealing in civil litigation.…"
🔑 epstein
"nothing else can achieve in American politics. It made people agree. The law was straightforward. The Attorney General had thirty days to release all Epstein related files in the searchable, downloadable format, declassifying materials as needed. Thirty days, simple deadline, clear mandate, enormous public expectation. And here is where things get interesting, because in my experience, and when I say my experience, I mean the observable pattern across decades of public records law, whenever a g…"
🔑 epstein
"and ignored by powerful people and powerful institutions for decades. Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty in two thousand and eight to soliciting prostitution with a miner. He served thirteen months of an eighteen month sentence in a controversial plea deal that has been called everything from lenient to obscene is accompli. Gilain Maxwell was later convicted. But the broader network, the enablers, the participants, the people who knew and said nothing. That network has never been fully exposed. And…"
🔑 epstein
"part of the hustle. They have all of these powerful people that are in their corner, and if you're some vulnerable girl, forget it. What are you gonna do. You're gonna go to the cops. Well, okay, you'll go to the cops, and then they'll say that you have a MySpace page where you're talking about smoking weed and dating boys. And because of that, they said that the witnesses weren't incredible and that would lead to Jeffrey Epstein getting off. Can you imagine that kind of bullshit? And then Acos…"
🔑 epstein
"that in mind as well. In April of twenty sixteen, Epstein forwarded Reuter's report request for comment about Katie Johnson's lawsuit to several people, including attorney Alan Dershowitz and former White House counsel Katherine Rumler. To Tom Barrock, a Trump campaign advisor who is now the president's ambassador to Turkey, Epstein wrote, nuts, but I thought you guys should know. To journalists Michael Wolfe, Epstein wrote, here we go. So, look, there's some smoke there right now. Does that me…"
🔑 epstein
"democracy and peril is hollow, because the truth is, when faced with real evil, they flinched, they blinked away, and in that moment they became part of the machine that they were supposed to expose. And now, after all the years of deafening silence, of spiking stories and protecting predators, here they come, dragging their microphones into the trenches they never entered, pretending that they were there all along. Legacy media a pundits are suddenly tripping over themselves to posture as cham…"
🔑 epstein
"All right, So the headline today is Prince Andrew told not to hide like a coward and face the FBI by a US lawyer. That's good advice. I think that the lawyer who is giving him this advice, Spencer Covin, is doing him a solid because guess what, at the end of the day, the Joe exotic of the Windsor family is certainly not doing himself any favors hiding in his holes, not answering any questions, and cowering behind mummy's skirts. Man up, do the honorable thing, play with a straight back. But he …"
🔑 epstein
"a chance to, you know, maybe talk to sources or people who have not been on the record. Obviously I do that. Hell I flew all away to New Mexico to do that. But what I am telling you in my opinion here is so that these girls are probably lined up as witnesses for the government at this point. That order followed watershed publication of the Miami Herald series Perversion of Justice, which renewed attention to dead pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's two thousand and eight plea deal and has been widely c…"
🔑 epstein
"question that'll give us some shine, But we'll just ignore questions about Jeff Bezos and Glenn Maxwell, his relationship with Epstein and what he was doing with Epstein. An unnamed spokesperson for the Center for International Communication, a state owned agency that coordinates media coverage of the Saudi government, said they would pass our questions to the proper entities. We did not receive a response by press time, and I don't even know what that means. Proper entities. You mean, it's jus…"
🔑 epstein
"Every single Democrat who voted to protect Stacy Plaskett owns a piece of this stinking, rotting carcass a corruption. The same people who tearfully lecture us every other day about morality and women in victims and believe survivors suddenly turned into stone when the issue is one of their own. Suddenly accountability looks a lot less like a sacred principle and a lot more like a coupon you only redeem when it's politically convenient. They want to play referee, judge, jury, and spiritual guid…"
🔑 epstein
"number at least partially correct. We've talked about the thousands of victims that Epstein's had, and very rarely do you hear people talk about it because, guess what, anybody in Epstein's circle who was abusing these girls, you better believe that Epstein was getting a taste. This is a man who had proclivities and he needed to satiate that thirst. So Jean Luke Brunell was somebody that was bringing these girls in hand over fist. We've heard that Jean Luke Brunell was the man response for brin…"
🔑 epstein
"devian appetite for young girls, combined with his extraordinary wealth and power, he may just be one of the most dangerous sexual predators in US history. This petitioner is one of the victims, and she is in attendance today. Another one of mister Epstein's victims is also in attendance today. She would be able to provide evidence that she provided that mister Epstein Peter to provide him with over fifty girls for the purpose of him to sexually abuse. Therefore, the undercurrents of the petiti…"
🔑 epstein
"just under informed or cautious. They weren't, they were complicit. And they're still more interested in optics than the truth, still more concerned with their image than justice. So no, the grand standing doesn't land. The retrospective specials don't absolve you. The selective outrage doesn't disguise the cowardice that came before. You had a chance to be brave when it counted, and you chose access, you chose silence, you chose power. Now that it's politically convenient and socially acceptab…"
🔑 epstein
"honor the Court. You're welcome. And as you can tell, the DOJ didn't merely mishandle the Crime Victim's Rights Act in the Epstein case. They bulldozed it with full awareness of what they were doing. Federal prosecutors knew the CVRA required them to notify victims, confer with them, and treat them as participants in the process, not collateral damage. Instead, they made a conscious decision to run a secret backchannel deal that excluded the very people of the law was written to protect. Intern…"
🔑 epstein
"It's measured in human lives. Survivors who speak out are left screaming into a void while lawmakers chase pizza shop phantoms. Every hour wasted on phantom tunnels beneath suburban restaurants is an hour stolen from investigating real predators. Every meme inspired hearing is another smoke screen shielding billion dollar enablers who keeps getting untouched, and effectively they become thieves of time. And time is one thing that the survivors don't have the luxury of wasting yo. The hypocrisy …"
🔑 epstein
"That's our biggest problem with what's happened here, and that she just wasn't given a voice, and if somebody would have heard her, we believe there would have been a different outcome. To go back into a room right now and talk after there has already been a plea negotiated without your honor ordering that in this case the plea deal needs to be vacated, it's illegal and give her her rights. Judge Marra, well, would you agree or not that mister Epstein pled guilty to the state charges, probably …"
🔑 epstein
"now refuses to do so because he knows he's stepped in it. Andrews camp maintain the FBI is leaking information which is stopping him from participating in the investigation. Again, that's a bunch of bs, folks, don't buy into any of that stuff. Andrew's camp will use any sort of disinformation, any sort of spycraft sort of tactic to make sure that they're making the FBI out to be the morons here. Well, it's not far from the truth. Don't get me wrong. If we're having a battle of morons, there's n…"
🔑 epstein
"So what will happen is you'll have people that try and do something called structuring where they'll make sure that the ten thousand dollars is never coming across the counter one way or the other. And when you notice a pattern of people trying to do that, you sark them suspicious activity report. And the bank they have the same mechanisms in place to try and stop money laundering. And Deutsche Bank and other financial institutions, by the way, we're looking the other way when Jeffrey Epstein a…"
🔑 epstein
"new customers for its private banking division for the super rich. So again, all these people who were being recruited by Epstein to come work at this bank, I mean, to come and invest at this bank. Why haven't we heard anything about them? Where's the media bashing them? You don't see it right? It's because these are the titans of industry. These are the people that were in Epstein's Black Book. Oh, I had nothing to do with Epstein. Now I just find myself in his book. But these are all the same…"
🔑 trump
"breaking bread with Donald Trump and it's all good, right, no big deal, I'm sure it won't be long before all those influencers who are telling you that Bill Gates is a horrible man who's going to be locked up at Gimo, who was drinking adrenochrome is now some sort of hero and some sort of patriot because you know, he was at the White House with Trump. In the video published on Thursday, Schnitt can be seen telling his date that the Department will redact every republic or conservative person in…"
🔑 epstein
"with Jeffrey Epstein for years. So I hope that maximum pressure is put on Bill Gates to come forward and really give us an accounting of what he was doing with Jeffrey Epstein and not the bullshit he's been telling us. Breaking news, your wife doesn't divorce you because you had a business meeting. The butler also made extraordinary claims that Epstein had told him that he'd been offered a job by Donald Trump in his administration in twenty sixteen, but that he had turned it down. There's no ev…"
🔑 epstein
"the legal system that still prevents full accountability from being realized. That's the weight of this agreement. That's why it can't be forgotten, and that's why this conversation is far from over. Until every corner of the Epstein network is exposed, until every name protected by that deliberately vague clause is known, until the DOJ reckons with its role in this catastrophe, the NPA will remain a symbol of the role at the heart of American justice. It wasn't just a deal. It was a protection…"
🔑 epstein
"But this wisdom of letting it be really messy, of having grace with the process, of slowing way way down, of trusting that my body is saying to me, I'm so tired. I've had enough of this. I cannot deal. There's this is too much to metabolize. Like you're asking me to metabolize the last six years of trauma in your own personal life. You're asking me to metabolize for pregnancy losses. You're asking me to metabolize the loss of your dad. You're asking me to metabolize the Epstein files, the absol…"
🔑 nashville
"go of the illusion that you have control over this, that you could somehow fix this? And in fact, like when you think about the details of this, the way that this all unfolded, which i'll share, I'm about to share with you. In fact, I'll just share this because it will help me explain what I'm trying to explain. So here's what happened. And I reached out to a bunch of friends for help because as soon as I could get in to see a neurologist in Nashville was"
🔑 nashville
"Because I'm like, how are you connecting these stories? I don't know. It just popped in my head whenever we were talking about it, and I guess just looking at things online and then seeing people, and I was thinking about how I would freak out if I saw Puma in the wild, like if I'd like if and I don't even know where apple Wood Landscaping or whatever they're called is located, but like say they got a job at Nashville and"
🔑 nashville
"not just say something to say something. Hey, guys, welcome to the Bobbycast. We're gonna be talking with Averyanna, who is a great songwriter, great artist. But I stumbled across one of her tiktoks where she's playing an Ozzy Osbourne song and it kind of blew my mind. So we'll talk to her growing up in Arizona. She's gonna bring her favorite records and songwriting and how hard it is to be super vulnerable. So here it is me the Bobby Cast from Nashville, Tennessee with Averrianna. Avery's nice…"
🔑 white house
"these two investigative journalists that basically Woodward and Bernstein, this is you know, political history, right, wood and Bernstein real figures that broke open the whole Watergate scandal mess investigation that happened, and they were rolling up their sleeves and doing hardcore investigative journalism and there was no Internet, no finding information really fast in real time. So there's this one scene they're trying to put all the puzzle pieces together and the players behind the scene…"
🔑 nashville
"shaped you? Obviously you're a mom as well, you are are a servant, So just kind of share a thirty thousand foot overview of your journey that brought you to who you are today, and then we'll dive into some of the nitty gritty. Yes, I am a single mom to three sons. Who you are twenty three, twenty and eighteen, which just blows my mind that I have young adult sons and we live right outside of Nashville. I actually married my college"
🔑 nashville
"guest with me, and this one is extra meaningful because Jenny Robinson Clark and I have known each other since elementary school and so we were talking thirty plus years of friendship, you guys, and so it has been so powerful to watch someone that you grew up alongside you, but also see who we've become, both of us as adults. And the beautiful part is God brought us back together over the years different times, but recently together again because Jenny just moved to Nashville, and so we've reki…"
🔑 epstein
"also I think it's so easy and maybe you resonate with this to get in this mindset of like I've tried to actualize this thing. I've tried to achieve this thing. This is something that I want for my life, and it's just not happening for me, and feeling the hopelessness of that, or even just like looking at the world and going like, oh my god, I want to contribute something to make the world a better place. But like there's the Epstein files, and there's these wars, and there's bigotry and hatred …"
🔑 first amendment
"for many years, the message that sends is devastating. Can you talk a little bit about the legal concerns with these laws and how you might have challenged them in the past. Sure, so, I've worked on several lawsuits challenging these laws around the country because these laws, the way they operate is to punish people once they make the call to the police. We think that's a very clear violation of people's First Amendment rights, which includes the right to contact"
🔑 fbi
"as a preservative in food and an ingredient in cosmetic products. But the seeds are probably more famously known for their lethal nature, as they contain a toxin risin that can kill even in small amounts. As this poison can be manufactured at home, it's a popular choice for would be assassins. Cruise and hazmat suits are seen entering a male facility near washing after letters sent to President Barack Obama and a Mississippi senator test positive for risin. The FBI is also investigating letters…"
🔑 nashville
"I asked doctor Vazquez's lawyer, Dixie Cooper, about the claims that he was unable to tend to the cryogenic tanks properly. She said the inspectors were incorrect and that he was in the clinic every day checking them regardless. On April twenty six, exactly three weeks after the clinic's final day in operation, someone else does step in to take over, I said, breaking news to. Tell you about. Tennessee's attorney general is suing a Nashville doctor. Doctor Vazquez and the businesses tied to his …"
🔑 nashville
"She wanted me to receive the best care that I could get, so she sent me a referral to the Center for Reproductive Health. Welcome, Welcome to the Center for Reproductive Health. You may be wondering what will your first visit be like. You'll find our staff to be highly personable and eager to assist you for. The Center for Reproductive Health is a small, family run fertility clinic in Nashville, Tennessee, tucked away on the fourth floor of a medical building, easy to miss if you aren't looking…"
🔑 nashville
"But there are risks to any regulation. For example, costs for everyone, doctors and patients alike could increase. And then there is, as con mentions, the concern that greater government involvement could inadvertently imperil the IVF industry. Many IVF advocates here in the US fear that bringing more scrutiny to a practice that involves creating embryos could backfire, leading to new restrictions that hurt both patients and providers, and their worries aren't hypothetical. Just a few months be…"
🔑 nashville
"Vasquez describes himself as a committed, hard working doctor who ran a small business with his wife Nancy without any significant issues for decades, and there's some evidence to suggest that's mostly true. During the course of reporting this story, I talked to over a dozen patients, all of whom had good reasons for picking CRCH. Some were referred by their doctors, others did their due diligence, reading as many online reviews as they could, and some patients met with doctors at different fer…"
🔑 nashville
"To the baby Pride. At twenty seconds. Doctors reported that the baby was doing fine and eating well, and the parent they reported were doing fine too. After the birth of the first so called test two baby in England in July nineteen seventy eight, the race was on for the United States to follow. Fertility clinics began springing up across the country, including one at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. It quickly became a magnet for ambitious reproductive endercinologists eager to st…"
🔑 nashville
"through crch's record keeping systems and verify that everything is properly linked to the right patient before anything can be released. This won't be easy. In total, there's almost twelve hundred embryos to sort and identify. So the patients wait again. They hope the audit will finally bring clarity. Instead, it exposes just how unstable crch's operations really were and how much trust had already been broken. I'm Melissa Jelson from School of Humans and iHeart Podcasts. This is what happened…"
🔑 trump
"The property itself, a Mediterranean revival estate, built in the nineteen twenties by Serial Error's Marjorie Merriweather Post, was designed to signal a specific kind of American aristocracy, the kind that borrowed European architectural language to assert a domestic claim, to refine taste in cultural legitimacy. Post wanted it to become the Winter White House, a permanent retreat for setting presidents, a formalization of her own proximity to power. The government declined that offer after h…"
🔑 trump
"The membership base includes business executives, real estate developers, financial industry figures, entertainment personalities, and various others who have accumulated substantial wealth and wants something that wealth can provide beyond material comfort. What their buying isn't just access to a luxury club with nice amenities. South Florida has many such clubs. What makes Mara a Lago different is that membership places you in regular physical proximity to a specific network of political and…"
🔑 ice
"as reported by CBS News and Newsweek, Please be safe, Minneapolis, Smith wrote on social media. Representative Ilhan Omar, who represents much of Minneapolis, issued a statement saying that ICE's actions were unconscionable and reprehensible. ICE must stop terrorizing our communities and leave our city, Omar wrote, according to CBS News, Newsweek, and Al Jazeera. In a later post on social media, responding to DHS, Omar wrote, as reported by CBS News, you're lying. There was no attempt to run th…"
🔑 iran
"Iran to have a nuclear weapon. Late Sunday, the President posted a picture on social media suggesting that he had saintlike power akin to those of Jesus Christ. Wearing a biblical style robe, the President is seen laying hands on a bedridden man as light emanates from his fingers, while a soldier, a nurse, and a praying woman, and a bearded man in a baseball cap all look on. In the picture, the sky above is filled with eagles and an American flag. In his social media post on Sunday night, Presi…"
🔑 trump
"down prices. The President, on Thursday, while in the Oval Office and answering questions from reporters, said that he had no plans to commit ground troops to the US Israeli war in Iran, even though he's acknowledged he's contemplating moves that could drag the military into land combat operations. The president's latest comments come just two days after President and Trump said that he was not afraid to put US boots on the ground. They also come amid revelations that the Pentagon has asked for…"
🔑 iran
"Oil prices have increased substantially during the past five weeks of the US led war. In other news related to that news conference on Monday, the President vowed to pursue what he described as a leaker involved in disclosing details about the downing of a US fighter jet in Iran late last week, and the President indicated that the US Justice Department would take action against any unnamed media outlet that disseminated the information. The President said that reporting had put that missing air…"
🔑 trump
"facing a looming economic collapse. Administration had been enforcing what amounted to an oil blockade around Cuba since January, threatening any country that had been sending fuel to the country, and in one case, escorting a tanker headed toward Cuba away from the island. White House officials, meanwhile, have been threatening the Cuban government publicly while pushing it privately to remove its president. Miguel Diazcanal. The president, on Sunday night, flying back on Air Force One, said th…"
🔑 iran
"up military and economic commitments for a coalition in addition, the Netherlands is considering contributing mine hunting systems and radar technologies to the mission, and on Wednesday, France announced that it would lead a fifteen country defensive mission to help restore traffic through the Strait of Formuz, through which a fifth of the world's oil supply flows. On Thursday, President Trump warned Iran against collecting tolls from ships traveling through the Strait of Formuz. The President…"
🔑 trump
"oral arguments while he was there. He left after about seventy five minutes, and that was before oral arguments concluded. And moments after leaving the court, President Trump posted on truth Social we are the only country in the world stupid enough to allow birthright citizenship. That post is actually incorrect. Most countries in Central and South America have birthright citizenship. Most European countries do not. Now if the court rules in favor of the Trump administration, it could redefine…"
🔑 trump
"On Monday, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt told reporters that the US was working towards normal operations in the Strait of for MOOS, but she didn't list among the core military objectives of targeting Iran's navy, missiles, defense industry and its ability to make a nuclear weapon. On Monday, speaking to Al Jazeera, Secretary of State Mark Arrubio said the current campaign to complete US military objectives will be finished within weeks. The Iran war continues to have an impact on…"
🔑 trump
"Homeland Security. The final vote on Monday night was fifty four to forty five, with Senator Rampaul Republican of Kentucky voting against him over a personal dispute, and Senators John Fetterman, Democrat from Pennsylvania, and Martin Heinrich, Democrat from New Mexico breaking with all other Democrats to support President Trump's nominee for DHS. Now, Mullen has little experience with national immigration policy, one of DHS's main functions, but he's a very close ally of President Trump. He'l…"
🔑 iran
"social media, we got him. This brave warrior was behind enemy lines in the treacherous mountains of Iran, being hunted down by our enemies who were getting closer and closer by the hour. The President said that the rescued officer and Air Force colonel had sustained injuries, but the President and said he'll be just fined. The two crew members of the F fifteen E Strike Eagle, the first loss to enemy fire in the month long war, had both ejected from the cockpit on Friday after Iran's military st…"
🔑 trump
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Wednesday, April. First, I'm John Decker. The President urges America's allies to take control of the Strait of Marmouse. A federal judge halts the construction of the White House Ballroom. President Trump signs an executive order to limit mail in voting, and the President set to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court Wednesday for a case that we'll decide who is and who isn't a US citizen. But we begin this Wednesday with the latest on the war i…"
🔑 trump
"than seven thousand targets in Iran since the beginning of the operation. Israel has launched about eight thousand more. The ongoing war with Iran maybe having an impact on the president's other foreign policy challenges. President Trump said he has sought to postpone a planned summit with Chinese President Shijingping, saying he wants to be in the US as the war continues. The president had been expected to travel to Beijing from March thirty first to April second. Back at home. Some news impac…"
🔑 trump
"of that committee, it's not clear whether she would be able to win support from a majority of the full Senate to be confirmed. Senator Tom Tillis, Republican from North Carolina, said he's leaning toward voting no, and other Republican senators viewed as possible no votes include Senator Mitch McConnell. Means can only afford to lose three Republican votes on the Senate floor should all Democrats vote against her. Finally, the Department of Justice has agreed to pay Michael Flynn, President Tru…"
🔑 trump
"the President could do without any kind of legislative action is that he could pull US troops or military assets from Europe, or he could stop sending US weapons to Ukraine that are paid for by NATO and by the European Union. In political news, Pam Bondi, the former attorney general whom President Trump fired last week, will not appear next week for a scheduled deposition with the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The committ…"
🔑 whistleblower
"prayed that we will in the future be having stern conversations with these entities that surely they were, who want the worst for humanity and utilize every natural occurrence to their advantage. We knew and were onto them, and so it was we had quietly heard about their plan to use the solar eclipse as a terrible end to some unneeded life, mainly the elderly, the disabled, and the terminally ill, who needed so many health, physical and mental resources to live. We all were delighted when we met…"
🔑 trump
"shit games. I don't want hands. I need to know what you know. And it was a harument operation. Whistleblowers aren't new to the Trump White House, and as Jesse points out, the punishment of whistleblowers is definitely not new. We shouldn't pretend that it was easy for whistleblowers before. The Obama administration was quite bad from a free press perspective on people who leaked information to journalists. During the Obama years, whistleblower became kind of a dirty word after government emplo…"
🔑 trump
"gotta gouch. If this run in makes Olivia uneasy, it isn't just paranoia. By that point, I've been on TV daily speaking about the chaos that I'd witnessed during the Trump presidency. Naturally, I was getting attacked by the White House and Trump's allies. Olivia being seen with me would definitely make anyone in the administration suspicious that maybe she is planning to go public with damaging information too, and she is. I was scared. My sense of purpose was leaning towards that direction bec…"
🔑 trump
"natural choice. I had some advantages because Russian was spoken in the home. I had some cultural awareness. I had traveled to the region. I managed to take a successful career Niftrman, pick up additional language in addition to Russian Ukrainian, and went to get an advanced degree at Harvard, went straight to Moscow. Was in Moscow for three years during the period where this war between Russian Ukraine started. I had served in Ukraine. I went to the Pentagon, drafted the strategies to manage …"
🔑 fbi
"John Ashcroft was in the hospital at the time. Muller joined Ashcroft and others in threatening to resign over the issue. Let me say that again, the director of the FBI threatened to resign because the White House was trying to push through a surveillance program that the Justice Department had determined was illegal. The situation was ultimately diffused when President George W. Two thousand seven Bush over ruled Gonzales. But the episode revealed something important about Muller. He was willi…"
🔑 trump
"or cause of death. Out of respect for accuracy, no further specifics are stated here. If other outlets have published more, those particulars are not verified within the materials guiding this manorial. The fact of his passing is sober enough, and it is the reason for this reflection. Public reaction to Muller's work came in many forms, and the research offered here records at least one current of criticism. Unnamed critics argued that he refused to draw legal conclusions from the evidence, tha…"
🔑 executive order
"shape policy, even in areas where congressional action had historically been the norm. It also set the tone for his presidency, where executive orders would become a primary means of advancing his agenda. Trump's executive orders covered a wide array of policy areas, reflecting the breadth of his administration's priorities. Among the most controversial were those related to immigration. Early in his presidency, Trump issued an order commonly referred to as the Muslim Band, which restricted tra…"
🔑 white house
"making America great again, and general inspirational shit, change the game type it. And then there was the war. I led comfortably from home against the Red Army by funding civil wars in Central America. It was primarily through the prism of the proxy wars that were going on at the time with the Soviet Union and anti communism. And you know, he would compare the Contras in Nicaragua, the you know, Founding Fathers. So I made Central America a killing field, big deal. I wasn't going to relive Vi…"
🔑 iran
"that Central American countries would be infected with ideas communism. The US government invested billions to stop the spread, especially in the eighties. Once Ronald Reagan was elected president, his administration supported the right wing contras who opposed the elected Sandinistas and Nicaragua, all while funneling arms and money to the Salvadoran government fighting its own citizen rebellion. Some of that financial support came through congressional funding, but not all of it. In Nicaragua…"
🔑 iran
"The application period was a year. That's Charles Kalbasaki, author of immigration reform, the Corps that Will Not Die, And we were requesting an extension of another year, and the rules about who was eligible and who wasn't changed like fifteen times during the course of that year. Even though it was the first immigration reform of its size, they weren't exactly hiring Tom Cruise to announce lumness DA. The U. S. Government only invested ten million dollars in outreach. That's a third of the e…"
🔑 executive order
"how it could change their lives. It was a tool to create pressure on elected officials to please God, do something, do something about this country's broken immigration system. I'm Patti Rodriguez and I'm Mary Glendo. This is Out of the Shadows, a podcast America's Tangled History of immigration. Last season, we tackled Ronald Reagan's nineteen eighty six Amnesty Act. This season, we're tracing the origins of DACA, or Deferred Action for childhood arrivals. A contentious executive order to prot…"
🔑 executive order
"doesn't inherit their struggle. They do well Lenin didn't with all his millions in fame. They fight collectively so that even someone more famous than Jesus won't be deported. This is their story I America, Lindo. And dom Patti Rodriguez. This is Out of the Shadows, a podcast about America's tangled history of immigration. Last season, we tackled Ronald Reagan's nineteen eighty six Amnesty Act. This season, we're tracing the origins of DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a contenti…"
🔑 executive order
"were very, very scared and not leave me to get very, very involved with the movement and realize who I am as I'm talking a bit a bit, and do join today. My saye works with doctor students and reminds them of their humanity every day, and I think myself as a president, I am bigger than a piece of paper, a piece of plastic, and that's what I remind my students every single day. The irony surrounding Doctor is that Obama's praise for the executive order, but his administration was notorious for de…"
🔑 trump
"the undocumented community. These executive orders didn't go far enough, and since Obama acted unilaterally when he issued the DAPPA expansion program, conservatives thought Obama was going too far and they worked quickly to strike it down. Here's ASA again. And then we saw the Republicans and they filed their lawsuit against the program, and it just was a stand still. And that's when we first learned to fight through the courts at United Redream and so we put out like a big campaign to defend …"
🔑 white house
"to pass the Dream Act. He takes matters into his own hands. But what did this actually mean for our dreamers in their future? I'm Erica Lindo and I'm Patti Rodriguez. This is Out of the Shadows, a podcast about America's tangled history of immigration. Last season, we tackled Ronald Reagan's nineteen eighty six Amnesty Act. This season, we're tracing the origins of DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a contentious executive order to protect undocumented young people from being. Dep…"
🔑 ice
"She carried on that tradition with her two children. Hollywood became Carlos's escape. When he got good grades, he would get rewarded by going to the theaters. At an early age, Carlos knew he wanted to do something in the film industry one day. He hoped he would be a filmmaker. When he was a teenager, his family couldn't afford to send him to high school, so he went to live with an aunt in the US. Those Hollywood dreams were put on ice because now Carlos was undocumented, and it terrified him. …"
🔑 executive order
"Action for Childhood Arrivals, a contentious executive order to protect on documentary young people from being. Deported issued by former President Barack Obama in twenty twelve. DACA was meant to be a temporary stop gap on a broken immigration system. It was like putting a bucket under a leaky roof, But with multiple Supreme Court challenges and looming presidential elections, the roof feels like it may collapse at any moment, impacting the US economy and American culture as we know it. Meanwh…"
🔑 trump
"They just put me in cuffs because of my tattoos. Louise notices the letters BCS tatted on Daniel's arm. It stands for Baja California, so the initials of Daniel's birth estate. The ICE agents are calling it a gang tattoo. It's an intimidation tactic and it's working. Louise tries to stop Daniel from panicking and says everything's gonna be okay, but Louise is not sure what's happening. DOCCA was supposed to protect people like Daniel, people like Louis two, but in the following months, the Trum…"
🔑 trump
"it's takettos or nurses, teachers, first responders, lawyers, and so many others. DOCTA recipients contribute billions of dollars to our economy. That's billions with a beat. So yeah, this episode isn't just about tacos. It's about the money, Baby America. Lindo I'm Patti Rodriguez. This is Out of the Shadows, a podcast about America's tangled history of immigration. Last season, we tackled Ronald Reagan's nineteen eighty six Amnesty Act. This season, we're tracing the agents of DAKA, or Deferr…"
🔑 trump
"announced an expansion of deportation protection known as DAPPA. Sadly, it failed in the following years, and conservatives set their eyes on DACA, and in twenty seventeen, the Trump administration ended it, but a brave group of lawyers, one of which was DOCA recipient Luis cortesro Meto, defeated Trump in the courts and helped bring DACA back to life in twenty twenty. In July twenty twenty one, Texas Judge Andrew Hennon declared DACA unlawful. From there it bounced around. The Biden administra…"
🔑 supreme court
"about the emotional weight of being undocumented, but other times it's just a terror card prediction about the program's fate. Do you think he's right about Docca's future. I hope. So this is Out of the Shadows, a podcast about America's tangled history of immigration. I'm Patti Rodriguez America LIDO. Last season, we tackled Ronald Reagan's nineteen eighty six Amnesty Act. This season, we're tracing the origins of DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a contentious executive order t…"
🔑 trump
"the roof, political theater, absolutely embarrass saying presidents tell you to get vaccinated or you're gonna have a winner of death. Wake up. You're being managed, you're being compartmentalized, you're being sold a bill of goods based on lies. They are trying to manipulate you constantly, right, And that type of thing reshapes behavior, and that's probably why you're listening to this podcast right right now, right, you have less trust for their government. I know some of you still hold on t…"
🔑 trump
"five or six different religions that isn't centered Around, christ that you're going to. Hell and they deleted his entire. Channel and you, know this dedicated to spreading the word Of. God that's all of this stuff is psychological operations to make you feel guilty about seeking the. Truth and that's what it. IS i gotta take a moment break and with, THAT. Paula white's greatest. Hits WHEREVER i, Go god. Rules WHEN i walk On White house, Grounds god walks Own White house. GROUNDS i had every ri…"
🔑 epstein
"Bill Clinton. It bothers me that somebody's going after Bill Clinton. See, I like Bill Clinton. I still like Bill. What do you like about him? I liked well. I liked his behavior toward me. I thought he got me, he understood me. You know, he was the one that said very famously that you don't want to run against Trump. Where there were eighteen people, it was eighteen people including me total, and he kept telling them, you don't want to run against Trump, run against anyone, don't run again. And…"
🔑 epstein
"all of these collectively, this is a pattern of vertical consolidations that positions a company not merely as a supplier of tools, but a participant across multiple stages of medical deployment. And again, this positioning became visible during COVID right public reporting corporate disclosures confirm, confirm on record that Thermo Fisher supported testing expansion through PCR related technologies. And what happened to the inventor of the PCR test in August of twenty nineteen. It was either …"
🔑 trump
"just don't want them in their backyard or in their neighborhood. They're not going and like you said at the end of yeah, they're not going anywhere, and they certainly are not. And there's lots of YouTube videos, yes, so what I watch YouTube when I'm not studying, When I'm not researching, you know that hour or two free I have a day I'm watching just learning. I always try to learn something, and then I guess you need a little mindless entertainment, right, just to forget about everything. But …"
🔑 iran
"Iran will be capable of producing alone without importing anything, nuclear bombs within three to five years. If you just heard thirty years, from ninety five to twenty twenty five, from ninety five to twenty twenty five. Remember, Israel is not a country, right, Go back and look at the nineteen forty seventy United Nations Partition Plan right Resolution one't eighty one. Right. It provided proposed dividing the British Mandate of Palestine into two states, one Arab, one Jewish. They recommend…"
🔑 iran
"the ground, since it's already becoming relatively clear they won't be able to accomplish the goal of regime change or even regime collapse using just airpower alone. Right, So everyone says that the worst calamity that could happen United States is if it were to say ground troops into Iran. The same time I say, it's our commentary gen change in Iran. We've never had a. Precedent in history where you were able to regime change from the ear alone. You need ground troops. And so unfortunately, wh…"
🔑 white house
"still alive. And well so the Chevron doctrine, even though it's no longer in existence for almost two years now, it's nothing's change, it's changed. So this is my you know, you get this, but I mean to somebody who doesn't get this, this is what I usually say with this slide, is I'm an equal opportunity offender. Yeah, I tell people to go back. And by the way, for those listening, it's a picture of Trump and Biden next to each other. One says, my role is to create all the chasts possible. Trump…"
🔑 executive order
"communist hands. Through the communist government of Panama may run into quite a jot. Didn't bumper stickers appear on that many American cars reading as followers, don't give Panama our Canal? Give them Kissinger instead, And ladies and gentlemen, we are accepting orders for those stickers. Right now at four for one dollar seven. These are also straws in the wind, but the insiders can see which way the straws are blowing. The next administration already has executive orders on the books suffic…"
🔑 trump
"I feel like it's really necessary to kind of get this information on the people, to tell them, no, there is a way out. It's not easy, but freedom wasn't ever free. You have to work for. It, yeah, for sure. And I think it would be a different story if we had a god fearing government that wasn't sending the money outs you know every day, that wasn't manipulating the stock market with making up stories about a deal with Iran is just about just about to be signed, and then every Monday morning for …"
🔑 prism
"So I'm not saying specialization skills, it's understanding that you can add something to the conversation. Um, because, uh, I can't add anything to quantum physics. Like there is nothing that I can add as an accounting person of 40 years. There's nothing I can add to it. But even if I did need to add to it, um, I could get that access and I could get it framed through an accounting prism in an LLM in three minutes to me"
🔑 supply chain risk
"and acknowledging the importance of this business relationship yourself. Very informative. Felipe, coming back to you 'cause you've had the opportunity to work across the world, Latin America, Mia, middle East, and you talked a little bit about this when we kind of started our conversation a little bit. How does geographic and cultural complexity amplify supply chain risk?"
🔑 whistleblower
"speaking up and how can we as auditors help people get past that? Being a whistleblower is tough. I mean, you, you are taking the weight of the world on your shoulders, and it is, despite what you might be saying could be true, the truth is often distracted by so many other factors. And I think it's hard being a whistleblower, and I think we have to be very honest and upfront with that because it's probably easier to stay silent and go find another job than it is to fight. And again, going back…"
🔑 iran
"personal cost of leadership, something netin Yahu had managed to avoid for most of his career, was finally becoming visible to the Israeli public. But even as the. Domestic costs mounted, Netanyahu found unexpected support from an old ally, Donald Trump, who had returned to the White House in January twenty twenty five. The relationship between Netanyahu and Trump had always been complex, based more on mutual utility than genuine friendship. Trump appreciated Netanyahu's willingness to publicly…"
🔑 iran
"Trump administration officials who shared his skepticism. About the deal. He provided intelligence to support claims that Iran was cheating on its commitments, and he waited for his moment. That moment came in May twenty eighteen, when President Trump announced America's withdrawal from the Iran Nuclear Deal. Standing in the White House Diplomatic reception room, Trump cited Israeli intelligence provided by Natanyahu as evidence that Iran had never abandoned its nuclear weapons ambitions. It wa…"
🔑 ehud barak
"behind by economic changes that seemed to benefit the wealthy and educated at their expense. By nineteen nine nine, Netanyahu faced a political landscape that had shifted significantly since his narrow victory three years earlier. The peace process had stalled, with neither significant progress toward a final agreement nor the dramatic improvement in security that Netanyahu had promised. The economy was growing, but in ways that created new inequalities and left many traditional Israeli voters …"
🔑 iran
"framing the now or never argument is a classic Netnyahuo rhetorical move. He's been making versions of that argument about Iran's nuclear program for literally decades. The difference now is that somebody actually said yes, and how that yes happened is itself a fascinating story. According to reporting from Democracy Now dated March third, twenty twenty six, U S Secretary of State Marco Rubio briefed select members of Congress in a classified session alongside top generals and intelligence offi…"
🔑 supreme court
"the Texas Criminal Court. We were denied there. We then filed a habeas petition in federal court. That petition was denied. We then sought to appeal to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Procedurally, you had to actually get permission. We were denied that permission to appeal on the merits to the Fifth Circuits, so we never actually got a chance to do that. And then at this point the only recourse that we had was to file a writ of ctiary with the United States Supreme Court. And so at"
🔑 supreme court
"right little kids, throwing kids into the shoe bees and running around, and they went to the national organization and they got seventy five thousand dollars in cash raise to get jump out. Oh so Jeff in your mind, that miracle of those moms coming together to raise that bail money for you. They were being guided by your mom. At this point, the state is appealing the grant of his new trial to the Iowa Supreme Court, which, after what we've heard"
🔑 supreme court
"that they would investigate adequately, and so that I wouldn't be going to prison because I was a good person. I hadn't do anything wrong. In the back of your mind, you say, well, when we go to a hearing or we go to court, the truth will come out. The prosecution from day one knew I was innocent and let forced testimony go uncorrected from the lower courts all the way up to the United States Supreme Court. You have someone with a badge with ultimate and really, in that moment, unchecked authori…"
🔑 supreme court
"much later, the Supreme Court decisions that tried to undo some of that. So it did, at a very much later stage, did make Fred eligible for parole. But we're talking again, decades later that there was some understanding of just how wrong that is. That obviously, to charge someone at sixteen, put and put them to adult trial raises a lot of really serious questions, but then to make that same person prone to being convicted and sentenced to life without any chance of parole is all the more shocki…"
🔑 supreme court
"that they would investigate adequately, and so that I wouldn't be going to prison because I was a good person. I hadn't done anything wrong. In the back of your mind, you say, well, when we go to a hearing or we go to court, the truth will come out. The prosecution from day one knew I was innocent and let forced testimony go uncorrected from the lower courts all the way up to the United States Supreme Court. You have someone with a badge with ultimate and really, in that moment, unchecked autho…"
🔑 trump
"And friend of the show, Justin Bonus one relief for another innocent man out of Camden Tarren Hill, and from his case he discovered a whole host of others that involved Martin Devlin, single photo identifications and incentivized or coerced false testimony. Tomorrow told them about me. Another guy's in here, and that's how we ran, In suggested, and Justin, I'm like, man, he did God answer my prayer? Because I need help. Justin Bonus, Lance's attorney hired a private investigator named Bill Trum…"
🔑 supreme court
"And you know. Josh joined Robert's fight in twenty twenty four. Soon after an unprecedented maneuver that saved Robert's life, he was scheduled for execution that October. All remedies had been exhausted when a bipartisan panel from the Texas Legislature subpoena Robert to appear before them after his execution was to take place, which then forced a stay of the execution while it was decided whether or not they could even do that. The Texas Supreme Court ultimately said that this maneuver would"
🔑 supreme court
"that they would investigate adequately, and so that I wouldn't be going to prison because I was a good person. I hadn't do anything wrong. In the back of your mind, you say, well, when we go to a hearing, we go to court, the truth will come out. The prosecution from day one knew I was innocent and let forced testimony go uncorrected from the lower courts all the way up to the United States Supreme Court. You have someone with a badge with ultimate and really, in that moment, unchecked authority…"
🔑 trump
"in the United States, which you never thought of, because that's where the power. Once your freedom, once your freedom of speech, once your freedom. Yeah, go ahead, well fast forward to how you got arrested and went to jail for Trump. Oh well, so basically, I mean, once they opened up the investigation, all of this is happening. Bill Barr is being told all this information. Now, the whistleblower complaint comes out, if you remember, in September of that of them summer, the whistleblower compla…"
🔑 ice
"They're really contained to a very small area. The rest of the city's fine. We heard that in Los Angeles, right the Los Angeles riots and that required the National Guard was literally one city block. Taylor, can you tell me specifically where that block is, what's on it that's making people go there to do any form of protest, which I heard was a protected activity under the what do you call it, the First Amendment of the Constitution, the right to protests and the right to peacefully assemble.…"
🔑 trump
"since nine to eleven is just far beyond what it was even after the USS coal But before nine to eleven, like people were just not thinking about it. They were not it was not something on the on the menu for the American people, and now people are are used to it. But also the intelligence apparatus is built, and there I do have some concerns. So I have to say because one of the things that I learned about the Justice Department and the FBI through by writing this book was just how excellent and h…"
🔑 trump
"Entity in the United States government. You work there, what say you, I cannot disagree with anything now? And said that should spook people, because I'm a big defender of that department and the men and women in it, and most of those two hundred and fifty thousand employees are really great public servants who just want to do their goddamn jobs, and they have been threatened and intimidated and pushed into doing things that they don't want to do."
🔑 white house
"This is really hard. But it's hard when you don't have pressure to produce a single kind of answer. When you add what we're feeling now to the hardness of it, to the diminishment of the professional cadre, to the disruption of the world, which, let's us understand it less, it is really likely to become tragic more than once. Right, Well, you know we and it did not help that we had a White House full of Sylvietologists, right led by Condoleeza Rice, who famously said, which shocked me. We never …"
🔑 trump
"the speech and debate claus and the right as American citizens to express their First Amendment rights, were immediately accused by President Trump of treason, sedition and encouraged that they be executed. Now, this has never happened in the history of the United States. Never has a president of the United States gone after members of the Armed forces of an opposing party and call for their execution. Why because they literally read the exact words in the Uniform Code of Military Justice. But …"
🔑 trump
"of the shakes, and they I would say, well, there's just this level of interaction you cannot do with American presidents that you can do with businesses. That is completely going out the window. They know this man is purchasable and that he has a price, and all they have to do is work work their way up to the price, and they'll get whatever they want, whether it's you know, slightly toned down F thirty fives or you know, whatever Donald Trump wants. He has completely reset how America does busi…"
🔑 nsa
"I can tell you as a fact like ol Keda is not on your side and and so so you know, and and the way to do that is to have that I think, come from the ground up and for for all of us to learn to protect ourselves and our communities together. And the way we have done in the past. With like neighborhood Watch, for example, we have police, they patrol the streets, just like the CIA and the NSA,"
🔑 trump
"Sea Charter. You can go read yourself about the behavior of sailors when other sailors are in distress or shipwrecked. And shipwreck means any person who has lost buoyancy on their vessel that is not a submarine and has found themselves stranded in the water. That is what shipwreck means. We cannot do this again, Pete Hegseth needs to be held to account. And I don't mean fired, Yes, firing job one. Donald Trump's not gonna do that. He never"
🔑 trump
"where they are just a bunch of racist assholes. This is a top depth, almost a Woodrow Wilson like, you know, bring racism the Klan into the White House and then graft the laws through Project twenty twenty five, which arguably was a legal framework to re engineer American democracy into being an autocracy with the with the skeleton of laws, which again will only apply to them and everybody else gets the heal. How do I mean, what do we have to do to stop ice? We just got to keep putting in lawsu…"
🔑 trump
"context of the Trump world and what's going on in Gaza on both sides. And you know, I saw. The massacres on the Israeli side and the bombings on on the Gaza side, and I started thinking, this guy would really start looking for a whip. I mean, you know, he won't come with a sword, but he will definitely come with a biting, hurtful, sarcastic remark that in theory should make us think about who we are and what we do. In his name. I think he might have a taser. You could market that, by the way, a…"
🔑 trump
"Going to get any better, by the way. Yeah, okay, tell me your greatest hits of what has bugged you the most about twenty twenty five politically living in Washington. Yeah, I mean, I think there's one overarching story that has bugged me the most, and that's the fall of our institutions. I think, like you can know, like one little thing here or there, but throughout the year, starting from DOGE to USAID, to the attacks on media, to the attacks on universities, law firms, and them all folding on…"
🔑 ice
"now seeing again, is the day of the rope Right, the day that turn you know, they were supposed to carry out their attackle on the FBI headquarters, which Timothy mcd they did in Oklahoma City, was supposed to be the announcement of the launch of a US wide race war, and cops are supposed to kill. Their other black cops, white service members supposed to kill white service members, but the next day was supposed to be Day of the Rope, in which all loyal white men were supposed to start hanging eve…"
🔑 trump
"not have territories at US bases there not treated like a territory of Denmark, but it should actually own Greenland. And Baby Gebels. Stephen Miller, his security advisor at the White House, has been pushing for this so that Donald Trump can claim he is the president that is bought more Land into the United States since the eighteen forties or so, when the Louisiana purchase was done. This is a fallacy. The United States does not need Greenland. They keep growing that this is about national se…"
🔑 iran
"with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard it's proxies in Lebanon my first deployment nineteen eighty three and Lebanon we were attacked multiple times by Iranian proxies, and went into direct naval combat with the Iranians in nineteen eighty eight sea air and blew up an oil platform. Then had to deal with Iran all throughout my career in terrorism, including tracking hostages during the Iran Iraq War. It just went right on and on until I was attacked by a Shahi drone in Ukraine, one that was manufa…"
🔑 ice
"I find it fascinating that he views everything as a prospective country club. Yeah yeah right, yeah, that you know, his son opens up a secret club in Georgetown, d c. In which you have to buy in is I think it's five hundred thousand, but I think I may have gone up to a million, to where you will they guarantee you that you will meet with government officials every day. There the most corrupt thing in the world. Now, Trump going out, pay me a billion dollars and I'll let you onto the peace board…"
🔑 dhs
"that back in the day was aligned with the combative Communist cells of Belgium and the act Show and Direct in France and November seventeen in Greece, and the Red Army faction batter Mine off what we call the good old days of terrorism, right encounter terrorism. Now everything is state sponsored. But I personally don't believe I've written several books on this matter. I personally don't believe Iran has the leverage or the switches or the secure communications to get people who are external t…"
🔑 trump
"billionaires create jobs and they care about you and we're all patriots, but you know, we'll invest in the bomb, but we won't invest in the warrior. I expect that rinse and repeat all day long. So I have a higher expectation of Democrats. And the fact that Joe Biden and Merrick Garland fumbled the bag so bad when fascism we all thought on our TVs on January sixth, did you ever think that man would have the keys to the White House again? And he did? And then you find out Biden's doj had this Eps…"
🔑 trump
"This is black Man's Spy. Hi. I'm Malcolm Nance, and welcome to black Man's Spot. Today's guest is Congressman Suhas super Monument who Actually that's not correct, it's Superammonium. As you can see, he has a South Asian last name, but he represents Virginia's tenth congressional district. He is the ranking member of the House Oversight Subcommittee on Military and Foreign Affairs. He previously served as the White House Technology Policy Advisor for President Obama. He is an incredibly smart p…"
🔑 iran
"naval facilities, ammunition depots, everything that could enable sustained retaliation against Israeli population centers. But Wave eighteen included strikes against the underground command bunker where Captain Amir's replacement was coordinating Tehran's defense. The bunker we'd identified through intelligence provided by the very operatives Amir had been investigating. Archive control confirmed destruction of target designation Bravo Underground came the report. At eighteen twenty three hour…"
🔑 iran
"purely coincidental. Calaruga Shark Media. My name is Marcus Cole, and I need to tell you about the man who made everything possible. Three months after we stole Iran's nuclear secrets from that warehouse in Shaabad, I received an encrypted message that changed the course of the Shadow War. It came through channels so secure I didn't even know they existed a single line of texts that appeared on my screen at three seventeen am Tehran time Archive Control. The Wolf sends his regards. We need to …"
🔑 gaza
"Israel and Hamas was extended for two additional days on Tuesday, as negotiators continue delicate talks aimed at securing the release of hostages held by the militant group in Gaza. The pause in fighting, originally slated to last six days, came at the request of Egypt and the United Nations. Those two parties have been moderating indirect talks between Israeli and Hamas representatives in Cairo. Sources say the extension was agreed upon to allow more time for hostage exchanges. So far, Hamas …"
🔑 gaza
"Aden. In addition to the US, the cooperative effort includes participation from the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, and Spain. Further details remain undisclosed, but Austin emphasized that in ensuring freedom of navigation through international waters is a priority as Iranian proxies threaten civilian vessels. US and Israel discuss plans to wind down Gaza fighting. During"
🔑 gaza
"food supplies are dwindling and hunger is rampant. Today's attack on one of the very few remaining UNRUBBUA distribution centers in the Gaza Strip comes as food supplies are running out, hunger is widespread and in some areas turning into famine. Lazzarini stated, every day we share the coordinates of all our facilities across the Gaza Strip with parties to the conflict. While Israel accused the slain commander of being a combat operative in Hamas's military wing, the targeting of an AID facili…"
🔑 gaza
"It is inevitable either a rogue entity or a mistake will happen that will take us back. And I hate to say it to the stone age, she worries in an attempt to chart an alternate course. President Isaac Herzog of Israel used his platform in Davos to promote a broad vision of reconciliation. Central planks include rebuilding Gaza with international cooperation, restoring normalized relations between Israel and Saudi"
🔑 gaza
"nightmare days of war, Israel's brutal war on Gaza has now dragged on for ninety bloody days, bringing mounting casualties, mass displacement, faltering diplomacy efforts, and no end in sight. The humanitarian emergency deepens by the day. Rafa's mayor reports over one million displaced Gazans have flooded the southern city of three hundred thousand residents since October seventh. Fourteen members of the Sala family were killed overnight in an Israeli bombardment. Hospitals like Alamal and Pal…"
🔑 gaza
"Israel and Hamas was extended for two additional days on Tuesday, as negotiators continue delicate talks aimed at securing the release of hostages held by the militant group in Gaza. The pause in fighting, originally slated to last six days, came at the request of Egypt and the United Nations. Those two parties have been moderating indirect talks between Israeli and Hamas representatives in Cairo. Sources say the extension was agreed upon to allow more time for hostage exchanges. So far, Hamas …"
🔑 gaza
"the specific causes remain unconfirmed, initial statements from Telecom Company or Redu suggested the main fiber optic lines into Gaza have suffered physical damage on multiple occasions. The current blackout is the longest single outage since the war began in October. An Israeli military spokesperson reminded that Gaza remains an active conflict zone with only partial control of infrastructure. In additional strike on Yemen this week, the US targeted a small number healthy anti ship missiles p…"
🔑 gaza
"Aden. In addition to the US, the cooperative effort includes participation from the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, and Spain. Further details remain undisclosed, but Austin emphasized that in ensuring freedom of navigation through international waters is a priority as Iranian proxies threaten civilian vessels. US and Israel discuss plans to wind down Gaza fighting. During"
🔑 gaza
"food supplies are dwindling and hunger is rampant. Today's attack on one of the very few remaining UNRUBBUA distribution centers in the Gaza Strip comes as food supplies are running out, hunger is widespread and in some areas turning into famine. Lazzarini stated, every day we share the coordinates of all our facilities across the Gaza Strip with parties to the conflict. While Israel accused the slain commander of being a combat operative in Hamas's military wing, the targeting of an AID facili…"
🔑 gaza
"nightmare days of war, Israel's brutal war on Gaza has now dragged on for ninety bloody days, bringing mounting casualties, mass displacement, faltering diplomacy efforts, and no end in sight. The humanitarian emergency deepens by the day. Rafa's mayor reports over one million displaced Gazans have flooded the southern city of three hundred thousand residents since October seventh. Fourteen members of the Sala family were killed overnight in an Israeli bombardment. Hospitals like Alamal and Pal…"
🔑 trump
"best path to end the conflict. However, gaps remain on core final status issues like borders, Jerusalem, settlements, and refugees. American led peace efforts have not succeeded since the nineteen nineties and early two thousands. In recent years, the prospect of a viable two state agreement seems more remote than ever, given Israel's expanding settlements and lack of US pressure for compromises under the Trump administration. This history gives essential context for the cycles of clashes and v…"
🔑 gaza
"the specific causes remain unconfirmed, initial statements from Telecom Company or Redu suggested the main fiber optic lines into Gaza have suffered physical damage on multiple occasions. The current blackout is the longest single outage since the war began in October. An Israeli military spokesperson reminded that Gaza remains an active conflict zone with only partial control of infrastructure. In additional strike on Yemen this week, the US targeted a small number healthy anti ship missiles p…"
🔑 spacex
"founder of PayPal, but rather than resting on his laurels Musk set his sights on a much loftier goal, making life multiplanetary. He was deeply troubled by the lack of progress and innovation in the space industry. NASA's Space Shuttle program, while groundbreaking, was expensive and had suffered tragic setbacks. Musk saw an opportunity to shake things up. In two thousand and two, Musk founded SpaceX with the ambitious goal of reducing space transportation costs and enabling the colonization of…"
🔑 iran
"does I think things. He brings back in a lot of folks from the Obama administration, who had bet their careers in foreign policy on reaching out to Iran. That was Obama's famous thing. If you extend your hand, if you if you unclinch your fist, We'll extend our hand. And we did that. We entered the Iran Deal. We gave the Iran access to billions and billions of dollars. And what did Iran do? They funded their proxies throughout the entire Middle East. We had already seen this movie before Biden c…"
🔑 iran
"phone your gift eight five five nine one eight four six seven three eight five five nine one eight four six seven three again Elder five one five five five, or Larryelder dot com click on the Give Living Water banner or eight five five nine one eight four six seven three eight five five nine one eight four six seven three. This is a retired admiral name Kevin Dunagan, who commanded the Navy's fifth Fleet in the Middle East during President Trump's first term. He's talking to ABC News number thi…"
🔑 trump
"in the last one hundred years, the least coherent in the last one hundred years. What part of death to America? And by the way, we have enough nuclear material for ten bombs. Doesn't this senator understand what part of being the world's leading exporter of terror? Does this man not understand. What part of. They'realistic missiles program designed to eventually reach the mainland of the United States of this man, I don't understand. This is a former Pentagon spokesman during the Biden administ…"
🔑 iran
"their careers in foreign policy on reaching out to Iran. That was family Obama's famous thing, if you extend your hand, if you if you unclinch your fist, We'll extend our hand. And we did that. We entered the Iran Deal. We gave the. Iran access to billions and billions of dollars. And what did Iran do. They funded their proxies throughout the entire Middle East. We had already seen this movie before. Biden comes in and does the exact same thing. He brings back Blinking and Sullivan and the rest…"
🔑 iran
"a second term. So that one hundred percent that Donald Trump has approval among MAGA GOP that is not an artifact of MAGA shrinking. It's just an indication of how. Strong Donald Trump's grip is on that MAGA base. And so I guess it begs the questions what's happening with inside the GOP and if there are any splits there, because with that those kind of numbers, they're going to want to retain that right so they can retain their seats. Yes, and you know what we're talking about. You know we've me…"
🔑 trump
"that Subdego triple eight nine seven one Sage triple eight ninety seven one seven two four to three. I am Larry Elder. We are a Salem news channel. A professor who teaches and lives in Qatar says the US is really strategy against Iran is working. The NATO General Secretary says allies are rushing to find a way to secure the strait of hermose I guess the chastising by Donald Trump had an effect. A Japanese reporter asked Trump why he didn't tell Japan about the Iranian strike ahead of time. Trum…"
🔑 iran
"asked why and he said, in unquoting, it's not my day to eat. Close quote now again through our friends at the Christian nonprofit Food for the Poor. Your gift of just fifty dollars provides two needy children with safe and living water for a full year, while at the same time Gospel Center transformation through trusted local partnerships. This is a massive, massive impact that literally changes lives. Again, Text Elder Eld like David er to five one five five five. I've been told to slow down. I…"
🔑 trump
"called ms Now it's pounding after pounding after pounding after pounding. Inflation last month two point four as opposed to the nine percent that we hit under Joe Biden. Board is completely secured, as opposed to the fifteen million or so that came into the country through the southern border by design, as we were told, the boarders were secured, or as we were told, they are secure as they can be given the absence of comprehensive mitigration reform. Stock market until this all time high, until…"
🔑 trump
"On the Iran War, we come back. I'm Larry Older. Every society is judged by how it treats the most vulnerable. I'm Larry Elder right now, Families across Latin America and in the Caribbean are living without something we take for granted every day, clean water. Mothers walk miles to find it, children to school to carry it, and too often the water they bring home spreads disease instead of sustaining life. That's not just unfortunate, it's unacceptable. Water is foundational. Without it, health d…"
🔑 trump
"through which twenty percent twenty five percent of the world's oil goes, I would have thought that would have opened up the nostrils. So everybody, Okay, don't like the idea that Donald Trump did this without advising us, but we cannot allow this regime to hold the world hostage and to jack up the prize of oil and to plunge our economies into recession. So we're going to assist in the fight. I would have thought that would have happened, particularly after we assisted in so many wars we had no…"
🔑 trump
"officers are equipped with beacons and secure communications devices for coordinating with their rescuers, but they are trained not to signal their location constantly and to restrict the use of the beacon, which can be spotted by the enemy. Hexth called the President told him as long as there was a chance that they could find the weapons officer, they needed to keep information about the pilot's rescue secret. By the way, this is not in the New York Times article prisident. Trump was very angr…"
🔑 trump
"ninety thousand Christians in one district fled. And it is pretty clear that while this dispute in Nigeria is complicated. A lot of it is driven by the hatred of Christians by the Muslim terrorists living in Nigeria, even though The New York Times downplayed it, which reminds me of that comedy bit in which the experts were trying to figure out was there a connection between Islam and terrorists and nobody could figure it out. We'll have that for you in a little while. Trump has signed an order …"
🔑 trump
"of experiencing the opposite. And this supporter asked jd Vance about the threats from Trump number thirteen. A lot of leverage. We had a lot of things that we can do, but right now I. Think it weren't a good spot. It's the wife Iranian civilization off the still on the table, and is it fair to keep ninety million Iranians under that threat for the actions of their leaders. Well, look, the leadership is really to blame for the condition of the country in Iran. The President of the United States…"
🔑 trump
"answered my question. He smiled and said, yeah, I know, I didn't, And that to me was his way of saying, even I every now and then asked myself, why in the world am I doing all of this? And as far as the truth telling stuff is concerned and Donald Trump's bomb bast I've said this before. For those of you who've never heard the show, let me hopefully you'll enjoy this. I am not a golfer, but I love the sport. And I was watching the Golf channel and there were these two professional golfers being …"
🔑 trump
"people running Iran, whoever they are, really believe they are winning as long as they have so far survived? A House Democrat says, not too surprisingly, President Trump should be quote impeached on principle whatever that means. I got a question, why is Bruce Springsteen considered a champion of Middle America when he's a hard lefty who hates Trump who's often admired by much of Middle America. The likely Democrat candidates are all attending a conference sponsored by Reverend Al Sharp and a s…"
🔑 pentagon
"intelligence system, and to deem them a supply chain risk unless they dropped certain AI safety precautions and granted full military access to Claude by Friday evening. We're talking a three day compliance window. The safety precautions in question included prohibitions on mass domestic surveillance of Americans and restrictions on fully autonomous weapons systems without human involvement. Anthropic CEO Dario M. A Day responded publicly stating the company cannot, in good conscience comply an…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to Biography Flash from Quiet Please podcast Networks search Biography Flash wherever you listen. Hey there, welcome to Pete Headseth Biography Flash. I'm Mark Ellery and if you're here, you already know what we do. We dig into the life and the latest on Pete Hegseth, the man who went from Fox News couch to the Pentagon. And let me tell you, the last week has been one for the history books. Literally, we're talking about the kind of week that reshapes a biography in real time. Before we…"
🔑 iran
"in just the past week or so. On March fifth, twenty twenty six, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood alongside Admiral Brad Cooper at a press briefing on the U S War with Iran. According to reporting from CNBC television, Headsef referenced executing orders from leadership and described a mission as being and these are his words, at full speed ahead. Admiral Cooper's remarks during that same briefing addressed destroying Iran's air defenses. The briefing took place on what was described as the …"
🔑 iran
"in November when doctor Mohsen Rahimi's armored sedan rounded the curve on the Absurd Highway, thirty kilometers east of Tehran. He was traveling with his wife Mariam, returning from their weekend house in the mountains, where they'd hosted his grandchildren for an early birthday celebration. This is episode three The Scientist. What doctor Rahimi didn't know was that we'd been tracking his movements for thirteen years. What he couldn't have calculated was that a one ton remote controlled machi…"
🔑 iran
"instead, building influence through sermons and closed ties with bazaar merchants and fellow clerics. The Second World War, once again, placed him in direct confrontation with British power. In 1944, he was arrested by British authorities during the allied occupation of Iran, imprisoned in Iraq and Kerman Shah, and later exiled to Palestine and Lebanon. By the late 1940s, he had returned to Iran where he openly opposed oil agreements. He viewed as favorable to Britain with a special focus on th…"
🔑 iran
"Marshall Law regulations expanded, but that was not all. After reclaiming Azerbaijan and surviving the assassination attempt, the Shah's popularity rose. He had public sympathy. He had political capital. If he ever wanted to shape Iran in his own image. This was the moment when Mohammed Reza first came to power. He had inherited a country in crisis, foreign troops on its soil."
🔑 iran
"photos of him with some hooker buried. Like. It's bigger, it's much much deeper than that. I think it's existential. I think it's threats against him or his family. That's the only assumption I can come to. But when you spend the better part of a decade saying how the Iraq War was such a disaster, and then you turn around after campaigning in twenty twenty four saying no more wars, particularly in Middle East, and then it's not even six months before you're dropping bombs in Iran, and then just"
🔑 iran
"Keith Frankel and his family run a children's home that takes children out of Ukraine. You need to cut the shit, Pam. You need to cut the shit. Now. Why do I say it's treason, Well, because I believe that they are actively lending aid to our enemies. They are actively subverting our government. They are actively undermining the will of the American people. They are actively pushing us towards wars with Iran, for instance, that do not benefit"
🔑 iran
"pushed up. They're going to have it next week, which tells me that Netna, who is very concerned based off of reporting that says that the Trump administration was having productive talks with the Iranians, that now they are making sure that those productive talks fall through, because the ultimate endgame in all of this, all along has been to make sure that the United States, you, your blood and treasure and maybe your sons, go and fight and die on behalf of Israel in the deserts of Iran, which"
🔑 iran
"if you I don't give us justice, burn the whole thing down. Take both sides of the aisle. We want nothing to do with you at all. But Andy somehow thinks that we need to have more public outcry. How could you get any more public outcry? And you don't really need public support. How many things do they do without public support that we hate? They do it all the time. They launched wars without congressional approval or public support on the regular. The bombing of Iran last summer"
🔑 iran
"their entire reputation and careers in defense of a nation that is not even our own, that is not their own. And if you've done the deep dive reading into Whitney Webb's books One Nation Under Blackmail, you're already totally aware of this. Less Wexner appears to have been some sort of asset, if not a full blown agent of the Israeli intelligence services Allah Robert Maxwell, Gizlane's father, to the point that he's owning private jets, munitions trafficking going all the way back to Iran Contr…"
🔑 iran
"They were going to give up all of it and still wasn't enough. And I think, if you're not just being totally naive, the obvious truth here is that there was no option for peace here. That if you look at the trend lined when it comes to US support and or excuse me, American support, as in you and I support for Israel, the numbers are such a catastrophe after the two and a half year long war in Palestine that it's like or Gaza, however you want to frame it, that it's just it's hopeless, like they …"
🔑 iran
"a very good look. On June nineteenth, Erica purged her Instagram of a lot of pictures, one hundred and twenty six posts she deleted, and I had wondered what drove that? Why would you delete. One hundred and twenty six posts off of your Instagram page? And when I did my master Timeline. I realized that this was the time when things were really heating up with Israel and Iran."
🔑 iran
"protesters on woke campuses. But his uncompromising views on Israel and America's military and political sport for Israel have turned him into a cancel culture of vulture with the very same sneering intolerance he used to loathe. If you disagree with him, you're a Nazi, he says, channeling Karmala Harris. Everybody knows my position on Israel. I vehemently defended Israel's right to respond and defend itself. Off October the seventh, I became increasingly critical of Israel because it's governm…"
🔑 iran
"handling the actual arguments he does make, which there is very few and far between, I'll let Dave handle that, and instead I'll just challenge one contention he made. Now, he's very upset that Dave said that, if anything, the United States has committed the most terrorism over the past couple decades. Well, he's saying his argument, or his counter argument, is that, no, we don't conflate collateral damage with actual terrorism targeting civilians. Let's just look at the footage. Let's look at …"
🔑 iran
"with Iraq in the past and who've been pushing for war with Iran for years. So did that courageous anti war or anti regime change Maven Tulsa Gabbard stand up and back up Joe Kent when he resigned yesterday. Nope, Nope, she didn't. Did she testify in front of Congress saying, look, we warned President Trump about the retaliatory response that would come from Iran if they were to proceed with this, and he proceeded anyways. Nope, she just says, I'm not aware of his comments. Sure, you're not awar…"
🔑 iran
"the end of the day, despite calling himself an atheist, there is no person on earth that Sam Harris hates more than Muslims. Because there has never been a war in the Middle East that Sam Harris didn't support, literally never. But we haven't ran out of hope yet. I mean, I'm sure, I'm sure given how much Bill Maher hates Donald Trump, he's got to be opposed to this right. Also this week war did you hear about that thing? And we bombed Iran and it's going on now? Have you expected me to say I ha…"
🔑 iran
"third time that the Iranian negotiators have been murdered mid negotiiation with America, and that ladies and gentlemen, is exactly what Joe Kent said when he resigned. Trump even said it today when he was up the Plan side. He was asked who are you talking with inside of Iran? And he said, I don't want to name them because then they might get killed. I don't want them to be killed. Well, they might get killed by the Israelis because the Israelis don't want us to have a negotiation. Essentially,…"
🔑 iran
"in this position if we are not pursuing single mindedly America priorities, American goals when it comes to our empire. And really all you need to see to understand who you ought to believe in this is who are the detractors of Joe Kent. You've got your Ben Shapiro and your Dave Rubin and your Dan Bongino's and also Jonathan green Blad out of the ideo. Take Joe Kent. I'm resigning because Israel pulled us into the war. Iran didn't pose a threat. And so my question you is you look at that and see…"
🔑 iran
"there's a bunch of unthinking drones there and they're not putting two two and two together. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say, some of those people cheering were actually cheering for the impeachment of Donald Trump at SEAPEC. Yeah, that's right. It turns out when you campaign on making America great again and ending the endless Wars and dealing with the national debt and doing mass deportations and defending free speech and just making America great again. Right, and you don't, and you start…"
🔑 iran
"I listen, it's not the most moral world that we live in that dictators out in Saudi Arabia can oppress their own people and have a product that everyone wants, so we'll get along with them. But that's the world that we live in, and everyone just wants a product, and Israel's kind of the people that are getting in the way. And as they no longer really have a moral claim. After all of their activities down in a gaza over this past year and or last year and now what they're doing up in Lebanon, I …"
🔑 iran
"So Donald Trump's wife, a man who has now spent the past year saying that the Epstein files our a hoax and doing everything in his power to both cover it up and also to get us to move on from it, even though none of us have, his wife, of all people, gives an unannounced impromptu press conference where she says, we need full transparency, we need full investigation. I mean, look, this is where it gets really interesting though. So the war in Iran, right, it was, as I've"
🔑 iran
"the backbone of Israel's defense establishment, began threatening to refuse service. High tech executives warned of capital flight. International observers spoke gravely about democratic backsliding in the Middle East's only democracy. Through it all, Netanyahu pressed forward with characteristic determination, convinced that his critics were motivated more by personal animus than principled opposition. He had weathered political storms before. He had survived corruption charges, electoral defe…"
🔑 iran
"a modern capitalist one. His critics saw something more sinister, the deliberate creation of an oligarchic system where wealth and political influence became indistinguishable. The truth, as is often the case with net Yahoo, lay somewhere in the complex space between these competing narratives. He was simultaneously Israel's most successful economic reformer in the architect of its most glaring inequalities. But economics was never net in Yahu's true passion. That distinction belonged to securi…"
🔑 iran
"with as Belah, with Israeli soldiers reinvading parts of southern Lebanon and air strikes hitting Beirut for a second consecutive day, targeting residential neighborhoods the Bechal Valley and Beirut southern suburbs. The Lebanese Health Ministry reported fifty one did and one hundred and fifty four injured from those attacks. Has Bellah, for its part, claimed an attack on an air base in northern Israel, and there are accusations that Israel has resumed what critics are calling a starvation pol…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to Biography Flash from Quiet Please Podcast Networks search Biography Flash wherever you listen. In the past few days, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin netna who has dominated headlines with his bold escalation against Iran, delivering fiery rhetoric that could redefine his legacy as a wartime leader. On Friday, speaking at a military facility in Tel Aviv, Netnyahu declared that Israel and the United States will continue to crush the terrorist regime in Iran, according to ABC News repor…"
🔑 doge
"and technological circles, the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency Dog has drawn an unexpected parallel with the doge coin cryptocurrency. The mere existence of such a connection, be it an intentional branding strategy or a coincidental acronym, has sparked debates over the ethical, legal, and political ramifications of intertwining a meme based cryptocurrency with a federal agency. Doge Coin, originally created as a satirical joke in twenty thirteen, has taken an unpredictable pat…"
🔑 spacex
"are not innovating enough. Achieving orbit and beyond. SpaceX's fortunes began to turn in two thousand and eight when the Falcon one rocket successfully reached orbit on its fourth attempt. This made SpaceX the first privately funded liquid fueled rocket to do so. NASA took notice, awarding SpaceX a one point six billion dollar Commercial Resupply Services CRS contract to transport cargo to the International Space Station ISS. Building on the success of the Falcon Ie, SpaceX developed the large…"
🔑 venezuela
"called boys, bathing in the lagoon of Maracaibo and a great specialist taking out deaths in the Hotel Europa. This event took place on January 28, 1, 890 and this ugly one has been declared as Days of Venezuelan Cinema. In one thousand eight hundred and forty- seven, the physician Blas Balbuena applied in Maracaibo the first anesthesia in the history of Venezuela and Latin America. On October 24, 1980, Maracaibo became the first city in Venezuela and the second in Latin America, marking the cen…"
🔑 venezuela
"lyrics. But Manuel de Carreño also makes it clear that, in one hundred and sixty- five years, a delicate gesture of courtesy can become an unforgivable insult. Women must be educated in the principles of domestic government and tested in their practices from the earliest age. Of course reading Manuel de Carreño is also traveling to 19th century Venezuela. At"
🔑 venezuela
"Central University of Venezuela, a career that also did not end because he left the illustrious house of studies in the year nineteen hundred and five. Luckily outstanding work as a Galician novelist, he was worthy of various awards and recognitions, such as the National Prize for Literature in the year nineteen hundred and fifty- seven. He was also unanimously elected as a member of the Venezuelan Academy of Language in a thousand nine hundred and fifty - eight and in a thousand nine hundred a…"
🔑 venezuela
"my general I have brought him this pearl, one of the most beautiful that has been extracted from the seas of Margarita. They tried to buy it from foreigners for a heavy sum. But I have bid and won with the sole intention of bringing it to you, because such a rare pearl of such value must not leave Venezuela. And who"
🔑 venezuela
"If you mean a hidden trap, you think you' re the queen of rice with chicken by referring to a very believed person or if you' re very unfriendly, we tell you it' s a garlic chupetica. In Spain, that would be a garlic sucker. That' s the big cocoa age. It refers to the fact that before the colony, during the time of the colony in Venezuela, the rich who"
🔑 venezuela
"of wonders, especially the blue room, which contained two large pons, two of venezuela, made of natural flowers. It was all of beauty roche that bordered on the incomparable. But General Castro, who also had a delusion of greatness and knew how to keep intact his reputation as handsome who has arrived until today, walked through Plaza Bolívar only at night, hearing the retreta and tell one night the mochos, that is, some gentlemen who were against him, shot him a few shots and while everyone wa…"
🔑 venezuela
"The first and most relevant thing to understand the influence of Tenerife in Venezuela, is to know, that the Spanish language reached the Canary Islands and Latin America practically at the same time. Lanzarote fort Aventura, the iron and the gomera were conquered in the first half of the 15th century and in a thousand four hundred and ninety- six the Crown of Castile culminated its conquest over the rest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife and La Palma, that is, only four years after Christopher C…"
🔑 venezuela
"the last century who did not go through their programmes. But one of the craziest anecdotes is that of the Vietnam War. In a thousand nine hundred and sixty- six, Venevisión sent him to the war front for two months to cover what was going on in total madness. During that time he made six reports that would air initially in Venezuela, but they were so sticky, that they were so good that they were reproduced throughout Latin America. After this war, the United States banned journalists from being…"
🔑 venezuela
"and fifty- seven and died on the 17th of December of one thousand nine hundred and thirty- five, the same days of birth and death of Simon Bolivar. Keep this data, because it ' s Juan Vicente Gomez we' re going to talk about today. In the last episode I told you about the coups d'état in Venezuela and"
🔑 trump
"been talking about, this essentially a missile shield similar to the Iron Dome that Israel has Trump wants to builds in the US. Of course, gold there had been a lot of reporting suggesting that SpaceX would be a major player in that. Reuter's reporting on the twelfth that the Department of Defense was looking to change the architecture of the Golden Dome essentially in a way. That would cut out SpaceX. So they'd been imagining this sort of satellite array that's obviously a great job for Elon M…"
🔑 trump
"Ives his big thing after the election was that this was great news for Tesla because Trump, the most powerful man in the world, is suddenly aligned with the CEO of Tesla. You know, Trump is going to basically sort of use his political force to essentially legalize autonomous cars all of a sudden. That's going to ease the path for Tesla's robotaxis. That was the thesis. Now as that thesis is falling apart, obviously. That that's going to create problems, and that's why you see dan Ives wanting t…"
🔑 trump
"I feel for the guy. I would say ninety eight percent really appreciate what he does. But those two percent that are nasty, they are I'll they in four post. We're meant for great things in the United States of America, and Elon reminds us of that. I'm very disappointed in Elon. I've helped Elon a lot. Welcome to Elon Ink, Bloomberg's weekly podcast about Elon Musk. It's Tuesday, July First. I'm your host, David Papadopolis. The fight is back on in one Donald J. Trump, in the other Elon Musk, and…"
🔑 tesla
"A lot. Welcome to Elon, Inc. Bloomberg's weekly podcast about Elon Muskets Tuesday, June tenth. I'm your host, David Papadopolis. So the Wild Feud, the feud to end all feuds between Elon and the President appears to be sick down a bit for the moment. Saalacious posts are being deleted. Nice thaties exchanged, but the damage to their alliance is done and will break it all down. Also, a big date is upon us this Thursday. Tesla will apparently finally start its long awaited Robotaxi service in Aus…"
🔑 elon musk
"for Max and if you have some clever thought, some epiphany, sir, great way in the shouted out Max, there was another exploding rocket. Yeah, over the weekend, a starship rocket doing a static fire test. That's a kind of test where they fire the engine while it's it's on the ground. It exploded. I think in the statement SpaceX called it like a significant anomaly or something like that. But yes, it was a bad They say the darnedest things they do. You got to give them credit. They have rocket eng…"
🔑 doge
"these folks. And there's far less stuff right in these procurement offices as well, so they're going to have to really go through some process of like learning all of this stuff in order to make this administration goal work. Let's bring it back to Elon before we wrap. One of the more intriguing things to come out of your reporting recently was sort of information about Elon's continued to influence within DOGE, like the fact, first of all, the fact that a bunch of these Elon left he and Trump …"
🔑 spacex
"ship sailed? The way that I look at it as a technology journalist in particular, is that the goals of Tesla, as a US manufacturer of hardware and the US developer of software. Same with XAI is just highly analogous with the ambitions of this administration. There is an irony, and I know that in this calendar week when you and I are speaking, the world is going to find out a lot more about how the Trump administration will approach AI from a regulatory and policy perspective, and as it stands, m…"
🔑 elon musk
"investors in this massive equity round. SpaceX is going to put two billion dollars into XAI. Dana, You're always talking about how Elon Musk's sort of empire. They have the separate business, but they really operate as one business. What is the rationale here? Like why does a rocket company want to invest in the AI girlfriend company? Yeah, well, I think you know, as Ed Ludlow and I reported, like Elon really wants to have this kind of like vertically integrated AI infrastructure stack. And you…"
🔑 elon musk
"who covers transport industrials in space for us here at Bloomberg. Kyle, Welcome to the show. Thanks for having me, guys. Now, Kyle, you had a really good piece the other day about the boring Company. Max. The boring company. You guys were just talking about all of a sudden boring everywhere, Boring everywhere. It's the forgotten Elon Musk Company to stomach scent. Although here we are talking about it. Uh, this is a second week in. A row, back to back boring. Yeah, So, Kyle, just to begin at …"
🔑 tesla
"of a spark. Although there have been some Epstein tweets, Elon has not stopped tweeting about Epstein. So so I don't know, you give and you take. I suppose. All right, let's move on beyond Tesla to Neuralink. This is the brain implant company. It's been really mysterious, although tons of Promise have talked about this company a bunch of times on the podcast and their early patients that they've put implants into. July twenty first announced, we got announcement from Neuralink that had done two…"
🔑 elon musk
"bigger than the chat pop business. Oh, it's way bigger, but the chat pop business is going to drain through that in weeks, right, Like this the the cost of a build out of data centers. They're burning through a billion a month and they're planning to raise nine point three billion in debt in equity. The financial picture is getting extremely complicated for this company. And if you're Elon Musk, you see the world as full of endless money because you can just get it from maybe even from one of y…"
🔑 spacex
"that was just such a vivid memory for me because we were having our our tech conference, so we had all of these executives that were giving these really you know, brilliant interviews on stage and I just couldn't stop looking at my phone. I feel bad about that, but like you know, Kurt and I were sitting next to each other and. We were just like, did he just say he's going to cancel those all the contracts with SpaceX? Like did he just say that he's that Trump's name is in the Epstein files. We …"
🔑 trump
"that to work, you need to be with a doctor, you need to be having an administered dose, you need to have a prescription, and instead you're kind of getting people who were not using prescriptions and think they can solve it themselves. Yeah, So your piece was super interesting because it talked about how Musk was not just using ketamine but psychedelic mushrooms and ecstasy while he was on the campaign trail campaigning for President Trump. And then it said, you know, it wasn't clear whether th…"
🔑 trump
"else are still sort of recovering from that monster episode that we published on Tuesday. I wanted to just record a little introduction to the latest episode of Everybody's Business, which we just taped and which is really interesting. It is about salary cap and sports. Really awesome conversation there, as well as a conversation with Rohit Chopra about the future of the FED, and there is a little Elon related Easter egg. It is a unique branding story involving SpaceX. I'll just leave it there,…"
🔑 tesla
"so distant future buy XAI SpaceX, then buys Tesla and then the last one. The US government buys the whole thing, buy SpaceX. For fifty dollars the Russian nestindl of Ink. All right, let's sen Kurt stick with us for a second here, because we're actually this is a little gift that we were handed. In a story from Politico yesterdays, I feel like we have another. Cage match is still a thing, Max. We haven't done a cage match in a long long time. But you remember the Scott Bess and Elon musk Uh str…"
🔑 tesla
"the Tesla brand. They're you know, recent episode of jay Leno's Car podcast I think it's called jay Leno's Garage featured two Tesla executives not named Elon, Lars Moravi and Franz von Holhausen talking about the company and even this un bylined marketing document that Elon is not talking about. It feels like there's a little bit of an effort, maybe even a deliberate effort underway to untangle you On from the kind of like future of Tesla. Am I just seeing things or is that is that real? Do yo…"
🔑 elon musk
"I feel for the guy. I would say ninety eight percent really appreciate what he does. But those two percent that are nasty today, I'll pay in full. Folks, we were meant for great things in the United States of America, and Elon reminds us of that. I'm very disappointed in Elon. I've helped Elon a lot. Welcome to Elon, Inc. Bloomberg's weekly podcast about Elon Musk. It's Tuesday, August twenty six, and I'm Sarah Fryar, big tech team leader here at Bloomberg, sitting here with Dana Hall, Bloomber…"
🔑 trump
"we would find repugnant. You know, I spent earlier this year a couple of months reporting on Russ Vote, who I said, head of the OMB, super interesting character. He wrote part of the Project twenty twenty five. I think he was involved in the last government shutdown in fact, and he was kind of like hanging behind the scenes with Doge. Right. I described him as like, you know, I can't remember the words I actually use, but like the real mastermind or the ideological mastermind or something like …"
🔑 trump
"I felt like they were being very diplomatic though, especially like, oh, it was crazy, like it's. Very little lot of like, well, yeah, I think it's it's like one of those moments when it may not be a great idea to speak out. Do you know what I mean? You do? So, Max. We talked earlier in the show about President Trump kind of talking about economies around the world struggling right, Yes, And one that's actually at a crisis point this week is Argentina. The country is. Deeply in debt. It's also …"
🔑 tesla
"increasing competition in the electric vehicle market and the impact of Elon Musk's political engagements, which have been a distraction for the company. Despite the challenges, there's a silver lining as Tesla shares rallied on optimism that Elon Musk will refocus his efforts on the company. Elon Musk announced that he will be stepping back from his duties with the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, to dedicate more time to Tesla. Starting in May, he plans to …"
🔑 tesla
"development efforts. It might also lead to new partnerships and collaborations that could redefine what is possible in the AI space. As always, Musk's bold moves are closely watched by industry experts and fans alike, who are eager to see how xAI will shape the future of artificial intelligence. In typical Musk fashion, the announcement has already sparked a flurry of activity on social media, with fans and critics alike weighing in on what this could mean for the AI industry. Some are excited …"
🔑 tesla
"NASA from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This mission, which took place early Monday morning, April 21st, highlights the ongoing partnership between SpaceX and NASA, as they continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in space logistics and supply chain management. The third launch was a spectacular rideshare mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, also in Florida, on Monday night. Dubbed Bandwagon-3, this mission carried a diverse payload, including a spy satellite for the S…"
🔑 spacex
"real-world scenarios, from playing with Rubik’s Cubes to putting on makeup. They're not alone, though. PaXini Tech, another Chinese player, is also entering the fray with their DexH13 GEN2, a bionic hand featuring multi-dimensional tactile and artificial intelligence visual dual-modal capabilities. As this competition heats up, Tesla Optimus is expected to tackle monotonous, repetitive tasks in factories—tasks that could potentially harm human workers. It's an exciting time in robotics, with ea…"
🔑 spacex
"Money mark significant steps in Musk's vision of transforming X into an 'everything app,' akin to WeChat. These developments position X as a potential rival to encrypted messaging platforms like Telegram and Signal, while also eyeing competition with fintech apps like Venmo and Cash App. In a setback for Elon Musk's ambitious plans to colonize Mars, SpaceX's Starship Flight 9 faced"
🔑 spacex
"area are SpaceX employees, and only 143 votes were needed to make Starbase a city. Elon Musk couldn't contain his excitement and took to X to celebrate. The city itself made its first post, stating that "becoming a city will help us continue building the best community possible for the men and women building the future of humanity's place in space." The idea for Starbase dates back to March 2021 when Musk first teased the concept on what was then known as Twitter. Now, with the vote behind them…"
🔑 tesla
"United States dollars in debt financing. However, these plans are currently overshadowed by the political fallout from Elon Musk's public feud with United States President Donald Trump, which has cast a cloud over their financing efforts. The public clash with President Trump has added a layer of complexity to xAI's financial strategy. Investors and stakeholders are closely watching how this political tension might impact xAI's ability to secure the necessary funding and execute its ambitious p…"
🔑 tesla
"However, it's important to note that the FSD technology is not yet legally available for public use on Australian roads. Some eager Tesla owners have even paid up to ten thousand one hundred dollars for the promise of a software update that will activate FSD once it's legally approved for testing. Interestingly, Tesla owners in Australia were among the first outside the United States to be able to reserve this cutting-edge system, along with customers in Belgium and Germany. While the local rel…"
🔑 tesla
"in the future. Despite being the best-selling electric vehicle company worldwide in 2024, Tesla has faced challenges in 2025, including a thirteen percent drop in sales. Protests against CEO Elon Musk have been affecting Tesla dealerships globally. However, the demand for used electric vehicles continues to rise, indicating a growing interest in sustainable transportation options. Tesla's set to shake things up once again with their announcement that more affordable models will enter production…"
🔑 tesla
"This incident prompted xAI to temporarily shut down the bot while investigating the root cause of this alarming behavior. In a series of posts on X, xAI explained that the issue stemmed from a code update upstream of the Grok bot, which triggered what they described as an "unintended action." Importantly, xAI clarified that this problem was independent of the underlying language model powering Grok. This explanation underscores the complexity of maintaining and updating AI systems, where even a…"
🔑 tesla
"shareholder, and strategic mastermind behind Tesla, Musk's new political ambitions raise eyebrows. Shareholders are undoubtedly on edge, anticipating how these moves might impact Tesla's performance and stock value when trading resumes. Musk's clash with former ally Donald Trump adds another layer of intrigue to this story. After criticizing Trump's Big Beautiful Bill for its extravagant spending, Musk now aims to secure two to three Senate seats to influence legislation. This political maneuve…"
🔑 tesla
"robotaxi fleet becomes a reality. While some market optimists believe that this new Full Self-Driving model could be the key to reversing Tesla's recent dip in sales, others are more cautious. They point to Musk's waning popularity in certain parts of the world, particularly Europe, as a potential hurdle. Regardless, the buzz around this development is undeniable, and Tesla enthusiasts are eagerly watching to see how this plays out. xAI has just made a groundbreaking announcement that’s sure to…"
🔑 tesla
"forty-two square miles of downtown Austin. On the morning of August third, Tesla nearly doubled the geofence, growing it to approximately eighty square miles, according to Grok. For those keeping score, Waymo's current service area in Austin is about ninety square miles. The latest expansion by Tesla further extends the southern portion of the geofence, reaching into suburban zones such as Barton Creek. This continuous growth indicates that Tesla is ready to extend its geofence in nearly any di…"
🔑 tesla
"autonomous delivery of a Tesla Model Y from the Texas Gigafactory to a customer's home. This groundbreaking achievement marks a major milestone in autonomous driving technology and showcases Tesla's relentless drive towards innovation. Tesla released a stunning video capturing this momentous journey, where the Model Y navigated through parking lots, highways, and city streets entirely on its own, without a single human driver or remote operator. The journey, which lasted about 30 minutes, was d…"
🔑 tesla
"It's a gamble, but one that could redefine the automotive industry if it succeeds. The buzz around this strategy is palpable. Fans and industry experts alike are eager to see how this plays out. Elon Musk's vision for Tesla has always been ambitious, and this new direction is no exception. It's a testament to his relentless pursuit of innovation and efficiency. As Tesla embarks on this journey, all eyes are on how this will shape the future of not just the company, but the entire automotive lan…"
🔑 tesla
"Tesla’s lineup. The Luxe Package is Tesla’s attempt to sweeten the ownership experience for its high-end customers, presenting a recalibration of value for its most premium electric vehicles. For those driving long distances, lifetime Supercharging could truly be a game-changer, especially as electricity costs continue to rise. However, it raises the question: is this primarily a value-added deal for consumers or a margin-protection measure for Tesla? Only time will tell if this strategy will b…"
🔑 tesla
"at speed, ultimately hitting the dummy models attempting to cross the road. This incident highlights significant concerns about Tesla's reliance on Tesla Vision, their camera-based detection system. Previously, the company utilized radar technology, which purportedly could detect obstacles even behind other vehicles. Despite the company's claims about Tesla Vision's capabilities, this test demonstrated a failure to effectively respond to a critical safety situation. The scrutiny on Tesla's Full…"
🔑 tesla
"driving, this new presentation could significantly change how people perceive the future of transportation. For those interested in purchasing, Tesla offers Full Self-Driving in two ways: a one-time purchase of eight thousand dollars or a monthly subscription for ninety-nine dollars. This flexibility makes it easier for more drivers to experience the cutting-edge technology that Tesla is pioneering. And let's not forget, Tesla recently showcased a nearly seven-hour drive from the Bay Area to Lo…"
🔑 tesla
"This case highlights the ongoing debate about the safety of Tesla's self-driving technology, with critics arguing that the company has overstated its capabilities, leading some drivers to over-rely on the system. In spite of these challenges, Tesla is pushing forward with its plans to implement its self-driving technology on Australian roads. The company recently invited motoring reporters and content creators to test the full self-driving feature in Brisbane, providing a glimpse into how the t…"
🔑 trump
"observers who interpret that presence as meaningful. The economic model of Mari Lago creates interesting incentives that shape how the club operates. The property needs to maintain its value proposition to justify the high membership fees and retain members. This means enshowing that powerful figures continue to frequent the club, that meaningful interactions continue to happen there, that the perception of access remains robust. During Trunk's presidency, this was relatively straightforward, a…"
🔑 trump
"the influence. In some ways, it enhances it by making the access itself part of the value proposition. This suggests something important about contemporary power dynamics, that the traditional emphasis on discretion may be less essential than institutional norms. Suggested that visibility can serve power just as effectively as secrecy, and that commercial models of access distribution can coexist with political influence without necessarily destroying that influences effectiveness. The social s…"
🔑 trump
"want their influence visible. Officials didn't want to appear captured by wealthy interests. The press had limited access and therefore limited ability to document, even if they wanted to. Mare Lago operates without these constraints, discretion isn't expected or enforced. Documentation is common and accepted. The visibility is treated as normal rather than as a violation of appropriate norms. This normalization of visibility around influence represents a significant shift in how elite politica…"
🔑 epstein
"a budget debate about indigenous victims. What did you make of their critique? The hosts questioned whether political theater is displacing more urgent governance, but they were careful to acknowledge the real social harms against indigenous women and the complexity of attributing blame. It's not dismissing the issue. It's questioning the performative response. Fair point. Now let's talk about what really dominated the conversation. President Trump's long social media post name checking Tucker …"
🔑 openai
"technology on such a massive scale. Oracle is shaking things up by deploying OpenAI's GPT-5 across its vast array of applications and database offerings. This move not only expands choices for Oracle's customers but also provides OpenAI with additional distribution channels. Oracle has integrated GPT-5 into its Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, Oracle NetSuite, and industry-specific solutions like Oracle Health. They're also combining GPT-5 with Oracle Database 23ai and Oracle AI Vector, making…"
🔑 openai
"Today, we're diving into a big move by Amazon Web Services, or AWS, that's shaking up the enterprise artificial intelligence landscape. AWS has expanded its AI offerings with new deals involving Anthropic and OpenAI. If you're in the tech world, this is like adding some heavy hitters to your team roster. Imagine this: AWS is now offering Anthropic’s latest Claude 4 models and OpenAI’s new open weight models right on their cloud platform, Bedrock. These models are available for use in enterprise…"
🔑 openai
"Dubbed "Stargate Norway," this venture is part of the OpenAI for Countries initiative and marks a significant leap in AI infrastructure within Europe. It is strategically located in Narvik, Norway, to take full advantage of the region’s abundant renewable hydropower and low energy costs, presenting a sustainable solution for large-scale AI operations. Imagine a place where cutting-edge AI technology meets clean energy. That’s exactly what Stargate Norway is all about. Upon its completion, this …"
🔑 openai
"importance of understanding and managing these risks. He noted that while AI can save time and increase productivity, it's crucial to ensure that we maintain control and use the technology responsibly. After all, even the most well-intentioned AI can lead us astray if we're not careful. OpenAI is stepping into the e-commerce arena, and it could be a game-changer. Imagine a world where you can shop directly from ChatGPT, transforming it from a conversational tool into a fully-fledged marketplace…"
🔑 openai
"As OpenAI, Google, and other tech giants focus on India, the country could very well become a central player in the global AI landscape. The stakes are high, and the opportunities are immense. It's a fascinating development to watch unfold. Microsoft is stepping into the AI arena with some serious intent, unveiling two new models that signal direct competition with OpenAI. Dubbed MAI-Voice-1 and MAI-1 Preview, these models mark Microsoft's move away from its reliance on OpenAI's technology. Thi…"
🔑 openai
"With his background in Coursera, Gupta is focused on building partnerships and ensuring AI is effectively used in classrooms. OpenAI is also backing research efforts in India. They've partnered with the Indian Institute of Technology Madras for a long-term study on AI's role in education, supported by a $500,000 funding. This research aims to explore how tools like ChatGPT can revolutionize teaching methods and enhance student learning over time. Adding to their commitment, OpenAI is setting up…"
🔑 openai
"cautious rules that could hinder progress. Why does this matter? Well, artificial intelligence is at the heart of countless industries—healthcare, finance, transportation, you name it. Restrictive policies could impact not just tech giants but also the everyday innovations that make our lives easier and more efficient. As Greg Brockman of OpenAI puts it, the stakes are high. He’s not just advocating for the tech industry; he’s championing a future where AI can truly reach its potential, bringin…"
🔑 openai
"OpenAI is stepping into the hardware arena with a big announcement: they're teaming up with Broadcom to develop their first in-house artificial intelligence chip, set to launch in This is a significant move for OpenAI, as it marks their entry into the semiconductor industry, a field that's becoming increasingly crucial as artificial intelligence continues to grow. Imagine this—a world where OpenAI isn't just the brains behind some of the most advanced artificial intelligence models, but also th…"
🔑 openai
"Well, OpenAI is not just trying to keep up with the competition; it's aiming to stay ahead. Google has been promoting its Gemini AI heavily, especially through commercials for its Pixel phones. And Musk's xAI is also making waves. OpenAI's ad campaign is a strategic shift to highlight ChatGPT's capabilities and maintain its position as a leader in the AI space. The ads, crafted by New York-based agency Isle of Any along with OpenAI's in-house team, will run across a variety of platforms in the …"
🔑 openai
"Well, if OpenAI can successfully integrate shopping into ChatGPT, it could redefine how we think about online shopping entirely. Instead of searching through countless pages on Amazon or Google, you could simply have a conversation with ChatGPT, and it will do the heavy lifting for you. This development positions OpenAI as a formidable competitor in the e-commerce space. By leveraging its AI capabilities, OpenAI could potentially offer a more personalized and efficient shopping experience than …"
🔑 openai
"the realization of artificial general intelligence. Bret Taylor, the chairman of OpenAI, is drawing some interesting parallels between the current artificial intelligence boom and the dotcom era of the late '90s. He recently shared his thoughts with The Verge, saying, "I think there are a lot of parallels to the internet bubble." Taylor points out that just like the internet revolution, which gave rise to giants like Amazon and Google, the artificial intelligence sector is poised to reshape the…"
🔑 openai
"Imagine the possibilities! The day's schedule is a whirlwind of sessions, each diving deep into the cutting-edge developments at OpenAI. From exploring context engineering and coding agents to orchestrating AI at scale, there's something for every tech enthusiast. And if you're curious about how AI solutions are helping cities thrive or how OpenAI's engineers utilize Codex's coding tools, there's a session just for that too. But perhaps the most intriguing part of the day is the closing convers…"
🔑 openai
"The initiative is all about building AI solutions in Germany, for Germany, and aligning with the country's values of trust and safety. The collaboration isn't just about integrating AI into workflows; it’s about doing so with a keen eye on sovereignty and compliance. By using Delos Cloud, SAP’s sovereign cloud subsidiary, and running it on Microsoft Azure technology, the project ensures that AI deployment meets the highest standards of data privacy and regulatory compliance. Satya Nadella, Chai…"
🔑 openai
"OpenAI, the creator behind ChatGPT, has dropped a bombshell in the world of artificial intelligence by admitting that AI hallucinations—those bizarre and often incorrect outputs generated by AI models—are not just engineering mishaps. They are, in fact, mathematically inevitable. This revelation comes from OpenAI's own research, highlighting fundamental mathematical constraints that even the most sophisticated engineering cannot overcome. Imagine trying to solve a puzzle, but discovering that t…"
🔑 openai
"knowledgeable friend, not ads. But you won’t know if those hotels paid for placement or if better options exist. Traditional ads are easier to spot and dismiss, but AI recommendations feel objective even when they might not be. Plus, with one-tap purchasing, you might not pause to compare options. OpenAI isn’t alone. Google has announced its competing protocol, AP2, and Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are"
🔑 openai
"We could be looking at a scenario where AI becomes even more integrated into our daily lives, thanks to the enhanced capabilities resulting from this partnership. It’s an exciting time for tech enthusiasts and investors alike, as they watch these two influential companies shape the next chapter of artificial intelligence. Picture this: OpenAI has just made a strategic move by acquiring Software Applications, Incorporated, the brains behind Sky, an AI-powered natural language interface for Mac. …"
🔑 lavender
"the lavender in the morning, after the dew has evaporated, but before the heat of the day sets in. Cut the stems at the base, leaving behind a portion of the green foliage to encourage future growth. Gather the lavender into bundles and hang them upside down in a cool, dry and dark place to preserve their aroma and colour. Once dried, lavender can be used in a multitude of ways in the kitchen. Culinary enthusiasts appreciate the unique and delicate flavor it adds to dishes from savory roasts to…"
🔑 microsoft
"STEPHEN RICE: I was going to say, I’m definitely sensing a theme in a lot of these myths that sure things can be rocky, but if you’re making a plan ahead of time, you’re thinking through the challenges, whether it’s how to get your data into the cloud, whether it is when to migrate, how to migrate, what tools to use, which we’ll talk about in a moment, how to adjust your users to it, it really starts to feel like the issue is not the mechanics of the migration itself, but making sure you know h…"
🔑 microsoft
"STEPHEN RICE: Sounds like the go to start. So, you mentioned deploying Sync, huge topic, a couple of announcements. I know we showed off Colored Folders in Web, of course, which has been super exciting. Did I see Colored Folders maybe in Windows as well? CARTER GREEN: Yes, you did. We are excited to announce that Colored Folders will be coming to file – the OneDrive folder within File Explorer later this summer. And so, those folders that you have set in the cloud, they will come down and sync …"
🔑 microsoft
"Evangelist for Microsoft 365 customer advocacy group, and I'm super excited to introduce Robyn Nunez, who is our guest host this week while Caruana is out. Hello, Rob. Hello, hello. And first of all, thanks, Heather. I feel super honored to be joining as guest host today and be part of something special that, you know, you and Caruana have built together. So I hope this is my first of many guest appearances to come. But you know. So yeah, this is super excited to be part of this, you know, and …"
🔑 apple
"season three of Hannibal, for some reason, they just put him in like the most beautifully appointed office that he can't It's. Just like this guy's killed like dozens of like what the fuck? This is the least art museum. Look at Jail. Of all the versions that he's been. In, it's so funny. Yeah, you would think the others are all filmed that art museums are Apple stores."
🔑 amazon
"and we're paranoid about Middle Eastern people rather than technologically sophisticated uh Manchurian. Well, we got, we got. There is a point in this favor because it makes the maturi and is the company now is a corporation that's behind all these maneuverings. So the the Gulf war stuff is just kind of a cover for. It that that does feel very two thousand and four in like, you know, Apple and all the Amazon are"
🔑 google
"story between a black woman and this noble white boy who like fights against this oppression the black girl. Black girl. They're both teens and like the black girl helps them and stuff like that. Like it's just supposed to be like Hunger Games for like for the Hunger Games for like people who have like weird issues about interracial Dayton that they need to work out. No, no, no, there was There was this young adult novel if you like, I say, if you google it,"
🔑 google
"and I guess SNL won for what Best Show. Best sketch Writing, or a good ship? You know, you know that's how it is. That's good. You know that's good. Yeah, that's real good. Alex so sick, it's great. This is Dope's something that's actually this is dope. Alec Baldwin was on Epstein plane. This is dope. Never found George on that plane. You know he hated Rich Rich. Let's google that just to make sure, do. You want to you have to look at up. Actually, mister Epstein, I'd rather not enter your priv…"
🔑 white house
"the TV, like, how are Shawn Michael's in the ring running me down? And that's what. He's doing, so he he like, even if it's not conscious, he projects all the stuff we've seen in pro wrestling TV programs, like when he's campaigning, when he's given press releases. He's as close as we've. Ever had by far to having a professional wrestler in the White House. Well besides Lincoln of course, but. Uh uh yeah, that's a little bit different style of wrestling. So it's funny masic because this is a bi…"
🔑 gaza
"where Donald Trump is feeding his base like crazy. I'm sure you saw that insane tweet that Donald Trump tweeted out of a King Jeffries dressed up in a sombrero and a mustache and Chuck Schumer saying like fake AI generated stuff in front of the White House. And it's it's racist, it's insane, it's all the things. But the base loves it. Yeah, that's another thing. That's another thing. If Donald Trump is winning because of his strategy, it's not because he's trying to appeal to lo rules or gives …"
🔑 google
"article was published in February twenty twenty two. It was titled should we let children get omicron, and they concluded, yes, we should let children get omicron. They said that it was reckless to prevent COVID in children because they assumed that one infection led to permanent immunity. And they said again, by letting the virus spread among the so called not vulnerable, it would buffer the risk for the most vulnerable. So again, please don't take my word for this. Anyone listening, just goog…"
🔑 iran
"tell anybody about it because we wanted surprise. Who knows better about surprise than Japan. Okay, why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor? Okay. As for the ongoing war with Iran, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed Thursday that he's seeking two hundred billion dollars in new Pentagon funding for the US operation. President Trump calls that a small price to pay to make sure that the US days and the President's words tippy top. The President also on Thursday said that he complained to P…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Wednesday, March twenty fifth. I'm John Decker. The Pentagon set to. Deploy roughly three thousand soldiers to the Middle East. President Trump says the war against Iran is already won, a deal to end the partial government shutdown, gains momentum in the Senate, and a legal setback for federal prosecutors and their possible criminal case against FED Chairman Jerome Powell. But we begin this Wednesday with the latest on the war in Iran. The Pentagon o…"
🔑 iran
"President Trump said the US would destroy Iranian energy sites if discussions with what he called a new and more reasonable regime did not amount to a deal and the reopening of the Strait of Formuz. The president posted those comments on social media after Iran said it considered America's fifteen point piece plan to be largely made up of what it called excessive, unrealistic, and unreasonable demands. In the meantime, President Trump reportedly has told aids he's willing to end the US military…"
🔑 iran
"officials have, and among them is that Iran is unlikely to reopen Formuz without significant concessions. But the biggest issue may be uranium. Iran has insisted that it has no plan to build a nuclear weapon, but one of its conditions for ending the conflict is the US accepting Iran's right to enriched uranium. Iran has provided no indication in its public statements that it is prepared to turn over its highly enriched uranium, although White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt on Wednesday s…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Friday, March twenty seventh. I'm John Decker. The Senate agrees to end the long lines at some of America's airports. The Pentagon is reportedly looking at sending additional ground troops to the Middle East. The President postpones a deadline for Iran to fully open the Strait of Hormuz, and President Trump will soon have his signature a new paper currency. But we begin this Friday with a compromise in the Senate aimed at getting TSA workers paid for…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Monday, March thirtieth. I'm John Decker. Hundreds of US forces have arrived in the Middle East as the President considers a ground war. The US is allowing a Russian oil tanker to reach Cuba. Long lines will continue at many of the nation's airports, and the case involving birthright citizenship will be heard by the US Supreme Court this week. But we begin this Monday with the latest on the war in Iran. Several hundred US Special Operations forces ha…"
🔑 iran
"if they are, they better stop now. Earlier, a member of the Iranian parliament said that Iran is charging some ships two million dollars each to move through the waterway. The events in the Middle East are having a major impact once again on oil prices. US crude oil rose three point seven percent Thursday to ninety seven eighty seven a barrow brent crew the international benchmark added one point two percent to ninety five ninety two a barrow. That fragile two week truce has not convinced ships…"
🔑 iran
"you know, doing X spaces and now with you and probably some press and later today. But it's been a crazy way. And here's an interesting fact for you, JEFFA maybe a coincidence. Six years ago on January third, twenty twenty, President Trump assassinated General Sulimani of Iran. He mentioned that in his not he did mention it per se, but he alluded to it no. And so yeah, that's the first interesting aspect of it. And January third, I believe in nineteen eighty nine was when General Roriego was ca…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Tuesday, April seventh. I'm John Decker. Iran rejects the latest peace proposal from the US. A deadline is fast approaching for Iran to reopen the Strait of hor moves President Trump, and a social media post criticizes the Supreme Court and the High Court paves the way for dismissal of Steve Bannon's criminal case. But we begin this Tuesday, just hours before the President's latest deadline for Iran is due to expire. Iran on Monday rejected the lates…"
🔑 iran
"talks between both countries. President Trump on social media Monday morning, said the US military would postpone strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for five days. The President, writing on Truth that the US and Iran had what he called very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East. The President brief reporters prior to boarding Air Force One, we have that. Very very strong talks. We'll see where the…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Thursday, March twenty sixth. I'm John Decker. The White House threatens further attacks on Iran if no deal is reached to end the conflict. No agreement yet to fund the Department of Homeland Security, the president's choice for Surgeon General faces some Republican opposition, and the DOJ settles a lawsuit filed by the President's former national security advisor. But we begin this Thursday with the latest on the war in Iran. Efforts to soon end the…"
🔑 iran
"the exploitation was about to begin. Epstein was introduced to her thought el Saba, a close adviser of Prince Mohammed ben Solomon, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, in twenty sixteen, by Norwegian diplomat Terry Rod Larson. And boy, that name Yves popping up, doesn't it? Terry Rod Larsen, another man who has Epstein amnesia and had no idea just what kind of animal that Jeffrey Epstein was. Can you believe these people actually think that's gonna work? And now with this cease fire in Iran, I ex…"
🔑 iran
"Exact bonus amounts and specific shortfall numbers aren't provided in the summarized reporting, but the qualitative picture is clear. Russia is scrambling. Okay, now, let's pivot to the Middle East, because Putin has been extremely busy on that front. According to the Times of India video report dated March sixth, twenty twenty six, Putin held a phone call with Iranian President Masud Pozeshkian as tensions escalated across the region. During the call, Putin reportedly called for an immediate e…"
🔑 pentagon
"Can you do it with 100% mathematical prediction? No, but if you can do it with 90%, that's good enough. Exactly. You can save people from an earthquake. So let's close the loop on the thought experiment. What happens when human beings, and I don't know who they're gonna be, they're not gonna tell us. When human beings, is it gonna be in the Pentagon?"
🔑 whistleblower
"consulting producer. Zach Herman is the VP of Development of ARC Media. This episode was edited by Max Michael Miller. Original music is by James Newberry. Executive producers are Me Miles Taylor, Adam Pinkss for Best Case Studios and Barrick Goodman for ARC Media. Beth Ann Mcaluso is our executive producer for iHeartMedia, along with Ali Perry. Special thanks to Kevin Famm, all of our contributors and interviewees, and our intern Anna Levitt At A big thanks to the teams at Government Accountab…"
🔑 white house
"We're going to have the finest board, I believe anywhere in the world. And he said, we need congressional approval. Well, they don't get congressional approval. I'm going that's when they do things, especially when you know we didn't ask for any tax money. We have no tax This is taxpayer free. We have no taxpayer putting up ten cent now. President Trump raised the East Wing in a matter of days back in October and has collected donations from individuals and companies, including Nvidia, Apple, M…"
🔑 white house
"her interview quote, I wasn't trying to be Snowden or anything unquote. Here's Carrie Howley once more. To me, the most important part of this story is not the document itself. I think what's really interesting is what Reality Winner tells us about the way the intelligence system works, about the way the media works, about the way a life can just take these crazy twists and turns, and you can end up at this single moment of decision saying, am I going to do whateverone around me is doing? Or am…"
🔑 white house
"over at Fox perplexed about your behavior, you know things are about to get wild. So today we have an article from Fox News and the headline why Malanya Trump is denying alleged smears related to Jeffrey Epstein and wants victims to testify. This article was authored by Howard Kurtz. It was, and I don't say it lightly, a jaw dropping moment. I'm sitting here with the TV on, and all of a sudden, there's a live shot on Malania Trump reading a speech at the White House. Yeah, pretty much my reacti…"
🔑 white house
"to be in perpetual chaos. Cabinet secretaries would drop everything to rush across town to the Oval Office to persuade Trump not to do terrible things. But not all of these fire drills stayed quiet. People started talking. Jesse Eisnger of Pro Publica was one of the journalists covering the White House. Jesse has a kind of field guide to Washington for reporters. There are sources leakers and whistleblowers. Sources are people who are telling you what's going on on a daily basis. Then there's s…"
🔑 white house
"star officers with deep experience fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan fired or sidelined in recent months. As for the latest in the war in Iran, Iran is responding to the threat of a ground operation on its soil by stepping up defenses around its biggest oil port, while threatening to attack a wider array of targets around the Gulf and launching a mass recruitment drive reminiscent of its war with Iraq in the nineteen eighties. Those steps come as President Trump has ordered thousands of marines …"
🔑 white house
"We did not start it now. President Trump sent a pointed message to allies over the weekend. He told reporters on Air Force One while flying back from Florida, if countries refuse to join in the effort to open the Strata Formuz, the President said, we will remember, and he said in an interview with The Financial Times that if NATO allies don't help, it will, in the President's words, be very bad for the future of the NATO Alliance. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said Monday that the…"
🔑 white house
"of ARC Media. This episode was edited by Daniel Tuik with assistants from Max Michael Miller. Original music is by James Newberry. Executive producers are Me Miles Taylor, Adam Pinkis for Best Case Studios, and Barrick Goodman for ARC Media. Beth Anne Mcaluso is our executive producer for iHeartMedia, along with Ali Perry. Special thanks to Kevin Famm, all of our contributors and interviewees and are in an eleven and a big thanks to the teams at Government Accountability Project and Whistleblow…"
🔑 white house
"to say, even if they weren't questioning his victory. Saw it that way. By the way, if it feels like we're talking a lot about Russia on this show, it's because the country came up in many of the whistleblower complaints and investigations during the Trump presidency. More specifically, the White House's interactions with Moscow set off alarm bells all across the administration, from the outer reaches of the NSA where Reality Winner worked to the president's inner circle. Okay, so Peter Strock a…"
🔑 white house
"to somebody who knows about you know, what lawful whistleblowing is and how that works. As I kah, sure you note further on over, I'll be happy to speak with him. We had a phone call and that's where I learned a lot, but of course not all of the details involving the perfect phone call. The whistleblower had first submitted the complaint with the Inspector General of the Intelligence community. The Inspector General determined that the complaint was credible and send it onto the Acting Director …"
🔑 white house
"to come. And see there it is again some on the right. Is it not important to you? Let me ask you a few questions. Miss Hagen, author of this article. If you were interested in actually getting to the bottom of things instead of making this a hit piece, wouldn't you be asking the question in this article as well? Why Gilayne Maxwell was at Chelsea Clinton's wedding. Why Jeffrey Epstein gave the Clinton Global Initiative millions and millions of dollars. Why Jeffrey Epstein went to the White Hous…"
🔑 white house
"a subpoena by Congress can just quit their job or yet fired and then say, you know what, You issued that subpoena when I was a plumber, but now I'm a motherfucking astrophysicist. Baby, You're gonna have to redo it. Is that what we're doing. Is that really what's going on here, because it sure seems that way to me. Now that Pam Bondy has been fired, she's trying to get out of her legal obligation to testify before the Oversight Committee about the Epstein files and the White House"
🔑 gospel
"say my relationship with Okay Player is because I still get you know, artists that come up like, yo, man, why y'all say this shit about my record? I guess I have Okay Players sort of how like Russell or Rick has def GM you know, like whatever the smallest steak is, I mean, it's still very much alive. And you know, I do know that Okay Africa has definitely taken legs of its own and help and spread the gospel of like new afrobeat and whatnot."
🔑 apple
"where all of the film crews came from Japan and from France and from Belgium or Holland and brought and brought video back and exposed the whole thing that was happening with hip hop and the pillage of hip hop, and you know, planted the seeds. So you know, if anybody is the Johnny apple Seed of hip hop, it's Africa Bambada. And I helped. So to start a label in in the early eighties. What does it take? I mean, now, when people want to do stuff, you just put it SoundCloud there it is. But if you'…"
🔑 apple
"they made a reference to something in the past or whatever, and then I started asking questions, So what happened when da da da da da da? He said, well, that was like season thirteen. You gotta know. Well, wait what happened da da da da da? Woll too, that was like season eight, And it just so happened. It was like one of them days where I had, like we had a hiatus, I have three days off, and I was in a hotel that happened to have Apple TV. Dude,"
🔑 google
"groomed to become the number three in the Geneviees crime family. Balsamo, though, recently got out of prison. And what's interesting is we could imagine that he is a fan of this channel, possibly due to the fact that it's very evident that Balsamo enjoys looking himself up and watching shows about the mafia. According to a twenty twenty two court document, his phone was seized by the federal government and this was his church history. On Google, where he would."
🔑 google
"the Murphy Homes in Baltimore documentaries? I know The Wire is one of your fabs, and I thought it was really interesting to hear of real people like itchy Man, what are your thoughts Murphy Home documentaries. No, I've never seen those, but I'll take a look. You know, the Murphy homes are obviously synonymous with the wire Uh that's where the pit was, I believe. But no, I've never seen those. I have to check them out. I see them on Google here the Altimore History Channel. I have"
🔑 google
"lot in the newspaper or a SoundBite on the news. Now, one of the ways that I think it's very plausible that you can find whether these people are frauds or not. There's a couple of things you can look for. Number one, Google or the Internet is a powerful thing with AI nowadays. If you were involved with the mafia, there will be some proof of it, whether it's a court document, whether it's some sort of newspaper clipping. There is no known connection to the Mafia that I could find on Frank Saggi…"
🔑 google
"Thanks for watching, He says, Have you ever done an episode of Tommy Gagliano or any books back Atlanta? You know it's funny. Anytime I ask for questions, I always get two or three of did you do a show on this guy? This is the final question I'm answering on. Have I done an episode on someone? Guys? I heard you just go to Google, type in the"
🔑 gospel
"for America, for the fifties, the sixties and the seventies, for the good, the bad, and the ugly. And then as I learned more and more about Colonel Tom Parker and the relationship between the great seller, the great carnival Hucksta who's looking for a carnival act whose name was never Colonel, never Tom, never Parker, and this kind of orphan like creature that is Elvis, so unique, so shy, compassionate, ashamed of his father going to jail, his whole upbringing in one of the few white houses in…"
🔑 gospel
"on the go fundme. People gave all this money. So Homie gets on the donor list for the kidney. Like, he gets on the list. So now all of a sudden, like you know, he's like praising God and everything. So then all of a sudden, we just his like Facebook post change and it's like, oh man, the devil trying to steal my joy Uh, they the devil is a liar like all this, you know, all like the ship that gospel nigga say when they're mad."
🔑 gospel
"little motiefs and where can I play and where is it fit in? So then on the second churse if I can get in there, I'll get in there. And if I can, I just won't play. I see, man, I want to know. I want you to talk about your time is Central, that's my alma mad I graduated in uh one. All right, what brought you to Central? And what is the climate like? You know you're talking earlier about all the gospel players. It"
🔑 gospel
"Like what is that? Black people don't do that? Yeah, we need some fault. Well, it's just like the way that just the way you you talked about how SLY was so different from the other acts that were out. That was the way the time was to people, particularly like in the South, like Detroit loved us. They tot I literally thought you the purpose of you guys was to spread the gospel of old boy in"
🔑 gospel
"Honestly, bro playing with the Barcades. I just wanted to play with the Barcades overy much. I don't know, like I'm just an old spirited person, but yeah, that was my That was my making it thing, just being on stay with the Barcades, because I used to just envision my dad just being up there, just funking out and stuff. But yeah, that was one of those things. Or playing with Mayev the Staples, or or playing with a big gospel choir, you know, because the church was a big"
🔑 amazon
"once you get this mantle, clear it off and you place your ward there an where's your asker? In my office she has a do you promise it's. Not in the bathroom or anything. I have many story whereas doorstopper. There's a googly eye. You put it on there? Of course, wait, I think you did you not post it? Of course there's a Google eye. And they them pin that my daughter Ruby had because she's sort of gender you know there it's sort of genderless, so it felt like it needed to They them, yes, no, no, …"
🔑 google
"And if you're a perfectionist, or someone who may be a bit avoidant, it's just a really great way to kick-start you into doing something, because once you've started something, it can often make it easier to revisit it, but the starting is the problem. So if you know you've just got to start it for 25 minutes, that just probably feels and can, for many people, be a really helpful way to move forward with all the many, many things that we feel that we've got to do in a day. Yeah, there's somethi…"
🔑 google
"you ever kind of gone more into the producer? Yeah? I did production for a couple of years. Got that out of my system real quick. We won't talk about that. Who did you produce? Nobody? You know? I was. I went to England and I did I did some production. I did this one band Animal night Life, and then Icicle Works and Roachford Yeah, yeah, to his first album and the second album, first record first Roachford and. We can google you know that. But you know what I realized quickly as a producer, and…"
🔑 google
"coolest guys you gotta meet Maverick Carter. He's he uh works with Lebron And it's just this one of the most brilliant guys you know, I've ever met. And we were talking about and and also from Ohio and you know, uh we talked about that experience of growing up and stuff like that, and talked about spending habits that needed to be curbed once ah, the ability to and so it just it all comes from this, really these realizations. Yes, I know, I just had to google. I'm just saying, oh,"
🔑 google
"level and actually, you know, level one, level two, level three, level four, and those people go Where do these definitions come from Linda and I go, I use the intercollegiate document and the bombers framework that are both if you Google, both of them, you see"
🔑 iran
"Thank you very much on behalf of the Assyrian people. And uh as far as uh President Trump's um briefing, uh Primetime TV, uh just uh, you know, um, about the um situation in Iran, uh the United States operation, um Epic Fury. Uh I'll tell you, uh it was a lot shorter than I would have expected, um, as Trump speeches typically go. Uh he was speaking from the White House podium there. Um, and it was an update uh, you know, on uh the military uh situation, uh touting uh numbers of targets struck a…"
🔑 iran
"It was uh it's clearly a fully uh declared war on a country, but it hasn't been declared by Congress, and that's illegal according to the Constitution. Um so this is a real problem. Trump's uh approval rating, and the nation has gone down 17 points because of this war, and a lot of the MAGA crowd uh feels strongly and rightly so that Trump has betrayed his major promises never to get us into never-ending wars again, which weren't in the interest of the United States. Instead, this was done on t…"
🔑 iran
"You know, I keep telling people if war is a science, war, you know, the how many weapons you have and how many defensive systems you have, it's sort of like gravity. You can't ignore it. You just it's it's a fact of life. And I've been looking at some of these documents coming out in the last couple weeks, one of them from and I think they're the oldest um think tank in the world, and they certainly are usually quite pro-war, but they've been very skeptical about the Iran War or the Middle East…"
🔑 iran
"Uh we're we're seeking an end to their ballistic missile program, especially anything that could ever be um long range and significantly threatened uh large assets like they've already hit in Bahrain, they've hit targets as far away as Jordan. Um they do have uh capabilities, and like we've seen that they have militias outside of Iran that are taking shots and have hit various aircraft of the United States, and that's uh that is something that we're changing our tactics because that some of the…"
🔑 iran
"And, you know, this is very, very serious stuff for any politician or anybody in charge of public policy that is concerned about household inflation, but is concerned about consumer inflation. And so for for, you know, uh we come from different political traditions, I think, Brad, but you and I are of one mind on a lot of the aspects around this war and a lot of the aspects, let's broaden the conversation and talk about you know war in general, what the role that war plays, national security. I…"
🔑 iran
"And they were held accountable. Husband and Kimmel was reduced in rank. But now let's talk about today. This is no longer a limited shadow war, ladies and gentlemen. Since the 28th of last month, the United States and Israel, we've been in a direct large-scale war with Iran. And both in Washington, D.C. and Jerusalem. We've stated that the goals are to degrade Iran's nuclear missile capability and to remove the threat that Iran poses to U.S. forces, Israeli forces, and to regional shipping. And…"
🔑 iran
"So that seems to create a lot of validity toward the theory that this may be in part a giant economic grab on that region. And so we need to be the point of sale for energy. We need to control, we need to get a cut of that energy. Notice there was also something very interesting. We went against, uh apparently we went against Britain for becoming the the insurance or the the insurance uh carrier for those ships making it through the Gulf. The the Trump administration said, well, since Lloyds of…"
🔑 iran
"It's strange. It's very strange, and especially when you think about what's going on with Venezuela that had made that uh relationship, that concractual relationship with China because they were so broke, and then China was losing patience with them because they weren't fulfilling their obligations. And the concern I have is not just with China and oil, but when I was in Venezuela and a lot of those countries, who was there? Iran. Right, because you know, uh, it's the same thing in uh Bolivia, …"
🔑 google
"training is available to that picture. And it gets complicated, for sure, and complex, and it's complex, for sure, Chantal, if we needed to get hold of you, Chantel Brooks: how do we do it? So you can just type in OB H clinical services in Google, and"
🔑 iran
"Now one of the things that happened starting in September, October, the pipeline attacks in in um from July expanded. The main pipeline in the north that went through through Iraq up to Turkey and then out to the we couldn't keep that pipeline open. It was being attacked every time it would get open. Uh and typically that pipeline will export five to seven hundred thousand barrels a day a day, but we couldn't keep it open. We didn't, we did not understand why the Iraqis kept attacking that pipe…"
🔑 iran
"America out loud. Is that place to awaken your heart, soul, and mind to the outlook. Welcome back to the final segment of the National Security Hour. I'm your host, Lieutenant Colonel Sorgis and Gary, U.S. Army retired CEO of the Near East Center for Strategic Engagement and also a board member of the National Security Hour. I want to remind our listeners at America Outlawed Podcast Network News without the filter for the listeners who value substance over noise, independent journalism, and tal…"
🔑 iran
"Uh and that is something that, in my estimate, with the amount of military and how prepared the IRGC was and still, I believe remains in Iran. I believe we we can't expect a long, I mean, with 600,000 uh active duty forces and 350,000 reserve forces. This is nothing that's going to uh dissolve rapidly unless there is some change from what we're seeing, and there is some kind of capitulation or an agreement. And uh we're not seeing that right now. And I do want to take the time to warn everyone …"
🔑 iran
"Arabia and it's a city of ten people, right they'd be out of water in two weeks. In two weeks. And right now the Ranians have the Facto closed off, the Chevhue moves and the g C gets ninety percent of its food from the Chevje moose. So I know a lot you're talking about the disruptions to global economy, but right now the Iranians are actually threatening the very existence of Saudi Arabia, uae Raan Qatar. And what this is important is that the Gulf States are really the lynch pin of the America…"
🔑 iran
"And so it's logical to assume that they have other higher capabilities that if we do something that they don't like, say knock out their electrical grid or knock out their carg island oil refineries, they will retaliate on some higher level, either with an EMP. Um, or if Israel nukes Tehran, it's very possible Israel's gonna wake up to an Iranian nuke in their face. Um that's why I was saying it is possible we are preemptively targeting suspected Iranian EMP satellites. David, real quick, why d…"
🔑 iran
"Uh there in basically uh Japan, and uh they've loaded up the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit with uh that expeditionary strike group and move them uh towards the central command area, and that is not a routine deployment uh for Marines stationed inside uh the Pacific area of operation. That is something generally tasked to east or west coast marine units that are embarked upon shipping. So this is a a non-standard deployment, and uh it shows America is willing to surge not just pure naval assets…"
🔑 iran
"When I say minorities, I don't mean just color TEI like uh black Hispanic Asians. I mean, you know, the other guys, okay, you know who I'm talking about. Um, and then you say, well, wait a minute, uh if you're only 2% or 13%, 11%, how do you get 90% of the people to run the network? Simple. Simple. Change their last name, just be a crypto. Hey, we're coming down to the last two minutes. And uh when we come down to the last two minutes, what do I say? We the way you get the freedom of speech and…"
🔑 iran
"So James, what kind of feedback you have? All right, they said the Israelis, meaning the Israelis, they said they had embedded Mossad agents for years inside Iran uh that were at pretty much in a high level, and they might have been there for many years, they might have grew up there, we don't know. But how is it that they didn't know that they had these capabilities to run these drones that they were running that everybody was surprised about, supposedly, right? And uh, you know, is that a rea…"
🔑 iran
"a submarine with a screen door. No thank you. So, just this broad history of all these government programs that have exposed civilians, patients, service members, which we mentioned week or two ago, right, all the conscientious objectors, which, by the way, they're reports of. They are seeing. A level of conscientious objectors within the military right now with the Iran thing going on, it's interesting. But what about the Tuskegee syphilis study. Right? For decades hundreds of men were observe…"
🔑 iran
"to computers. That's that'll workout really well. I'm sure there's so much going on. If you didn't know, The Department of State advised just a couple of hours ago to all Americans worldwide and especially the Middle East Captain obvious, to exercise increased caution. Americans abroad should follow the guidance in security alerts issued by the nearest US embassy or consulate. Periodic airspace closures may cause travel disruptions. US diplomatic facilities, including outside of the Middle East…"
🔑 iran
"In fact. He began by acknowledging Reza Khan's achievements, the order he had imposed the authority. He had restored the results he had delivered as Prime Minister and commander in chief. Then he made his point under Iran's constitutional system. A monarch does not rule he reigns. Executive authority belongs to ministers. Responsible to parliament. If the Qajar dynasty was abolished and Reza Khan were elevated to the throne, the law would require him to relinquish the very executive powers that…"
🔑 iran
"maybe we should all pitch into help with this or that. But when you have a government that is central, that is untouchable, that is basically a mafia run type of entity, and you have no way of accountability, I think there comes a point where we all have to stop and say we can't keep just passing the buck to the next generation. I think we have to do something. Just look what's going on in the world today. We're bombing Iran because well depends on which you know, we've gotten seventeen differe…"
🔑 gospel
"pro life, like he was a Democrat. He passed Romneycare, and part of Romneycare was I mean, underneath his leadership as a governor, Romneycare paid for abortions up to twenty six weeks gestation well passed byability. And I was just like, well, he's not I don't care what he says. He's not pro life. I can't vote for him. Talk about a triggering thing to tell your friends who are very political, even the good ones who are out on the streets preaching the gospel, but they're very political too. Is…"
🔑 google
"that the police that it says, look, just tell somebody to google it and look at the first paragraph. It says that the court's decision articulated the view that individual liberty is not absolute and subject to the police power. And this is one hundred and twenty years ago, the program of medical profession. Yeah, so we with the Flexner report in nineteen ten. Then the Rockefellers took over the medical schools and allopathic or conventional medicine became the standard. And you know, so again …"
🔑 gaza
"And so I'm certainly not crying over the loss of any of that. Having said that, of course, you know, right moves for wrong reasons. We're starting to see that more and more in various different ways. We can get a sense of that from the New American article that we're linking up here on U.N. Trump. Trump exits entire U.N. climate regime. Is it dead? Where they note about what what is U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio have to say about this executive order? He took aim at the UNFCC in particula…"
🔑 gaza
"of wider diplomatic efforts to influence and direct Gaza's future after the Israel-Hamas conflict. So already saying again, what? You're still talking about that? We've already planned for the new world order after we destroy this certain setup. The intent of the funding threshold is reportedly to ensure that participating countries have substantial financial involvement in stabilizing the territory and supporting long-term redevelopment. Washington seems to be arguing that spreading the financ…"
🔑 iran
"whatever extent my attempts to foster this message of liberty have reached others, it is at least in some part due to this video. Ken, tell us everything, man, from the beginning. You know, one thing that I did, I looked at it. I go to AI. I ask Rock. I ask, you know, Google. I go in. Oh, yeah, that's, you know, we got a record of like 2013. And I go, no, it was earlier. Okay, maybe 20, you know, 2007. You know, I go, no, we used that long. So, obviously, they scrubbed. They don't like it. It's…"
🔑 iran
"These are the loopholes that if you ever want to break the matrix, we have to close. The IDF is allowed that the one country go find me the friends of the Iranian Defense Force, nonprofit, somebody, anybody. It's ridiculous, it's top executive leadership includes a major general major general. It's unbelievable. And by the way, when you go to research it on Google, they try to play it off like some other guy. They listed the old CEO. They're like, oh, no, Bro's and then you keep confirming and …"
🔑 iran
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🔑 pentagon
"Yeah. General Mike Flynn, he's been a huge supporter of DOGE. He has. And he's also been very vocal about the whole deep state phenomenon. Right. And he's called for audits of these three letter agencies. The CIA, the FBI. Yeah. All of them to root out what he calls the rot. The corruption. Yeah. And, you know, he even brings up his own experience of being basically ousted after he dared to ask some questions about the Pentagon's black budgets and covert operations. Yeah, he got in trouble for …"
🔑 white house
"over at Fox perplexed about your behavior, you know things are about to get wild. So today we have an article from Fox News and the headline why Malanya Trump is denying alleged smears related to Jeffrey Epstein and wants victims to testify. This article was authored by Howard Kurtz. It was, and I don't say it lightly, a jaw dropping moment. I'm sitting here with the TV on, and all of a sudden, there's a live shot on Malania Trump reading a speech at the White House. Yeah, pretty much my reacti…"
🔑 white house
"history Of blacks And jews working, together consider. This In june of nineteen, teen sixty four to three college students fighting for civil rights In mississippi were murdered by The Ku Klux klan with law. Enforcement those activists Were James, Cheney Andrew, goodman And Michael. Schwarener cheney a black, Man goodman And Schwarner. Jewish right, now we know those bonds have been challenged By warren which more than twelve hundred people have been killed In israel and over seventy thousand I…"
🔑 white house
"arguing they're trying to improve efficiency for everyone in the long run. And then you have these advocacy groups saying it's going to directly harm some of the most vulnerable members of society. It's a tough situation. A real clash of priorities. Trying to balance the need for fiscal responsibility with the ethical imperative to care for those in need. OK, so what's the official word from the White House on all this? The White House"
🔑 white house
"personally from all of this by claiming that they were abused when they weren't, So we always have to keep that in mind as well. In April of twenty sixteen, Epstein forwarded Reuter's report request for comment about Katie Johnson's lawsuit to several people, including attorney Alan Dershowitz and former White House counsel Katherine Rumler. To Tom Barrock, a Trump campaign advisor who is now the president's ambassador to Turkey, Epstein wrote, nuts, but I thought you guys should know. To journ…"
🔑 white house
"A special council would not have the luxury of hiding behind political convenience. They would be obligated to follow the facts, even if those facts are uncomfortable for the White House. The denial also undermines ongoing prosecutions in civil actions. Victims fighting in court rooms should not have to wonder whether the government that is supposed to protect them secretly views their case as theater. By installing a special council, the system separates itself from presidential rhetoric, send…"
🔑 white house
"news outlets are saying, even the ones that make you want to throw your remote at the TV. all part of being an informed and engaged patriot. Indeed, and consider this. Given the sheer volume of alleged waste and fraud within our government systems, what fundamental changes do you believe are truly necessary to ensure lasting efficiency and accountability, regardless of who's in the White House or controlling Congress? Deep thoughts"
🔑 white house
"a subpoena by Congress can just quit their job or yet fired and then say, you know what, You issued that subpoena when I was a plumber, but now I'm a motherfucking astrophysicist. Baby, You're gonna have to redo it. Is that what we're doing. Is that really what's going on here, because it sure seems that way to me. Now that Pam Bondy has been fired, she's trying to get out of her legal obligation to testify before the Oversight Committee about the Epstein files and the White House"
🔑 anthropic
"You are not prepared in my subscriber newsletter this weekend. Subscribe to The Corbett Report, and you will be ahead of the game as usual. The yellow journalism angle to the Spanish-American War can't be can't be forgotten as well. Of course, the media's massive role in this. What is it? You supply the pictures and I'll supply the war. I'm not mixing up my wars. Spanish-American War, Spanish Civil War different. But but it is a good reference because that is exactly. Yeah. Supply the pictures.…"
🔑 anthropic
"the big games could have a great experience. We raised about five million dollars from local employers, mostly tech employers, but not all view that as being their sort of civic responsibility. I'll give you another example I'm really proud of. We've created something called AI for all. I am concerned, as I think most people are, that AI is coming quickly. It's very powerful. It could do a lot of good, it could also do a lot of harm. We worked with, reached out to and convinced three of the lea…"
🔑 gospel
"out of the system, understanding that you know the types of you know, Massade was basically behind McGraw hill textbooks and Apollo management for all those years. There's a reason if you go to Google and you type in how many Christians were killed in World War Two. It's very interesting that that was the biggest My goodness, and listen, you never want to say, you know only only that's not how we should be as Christians. But it's so swayed, like simple how many Christians were killed during Wor…"
🔑 gospel
"choosing borders. Right. What a pastor fan and say the other day, you're not saved by your zip code? Right? When these missionaries say they're being treated poorly, they're not making up fairy tales, right. You know, the Gospel has always, for the last two thousand years met resistance when it challenges identity. Try that again, identity and especially authority. Right. But witnessing, not just in Israel. But it's never about comfort or acceptance. It is standing in the claim of Christ right,…"
🔑 gospel
"chairs and sofas for exactly where each of us was to sit at nine forty five that Monday morning. Therefore, when everybody had arrived despite the weather, and had been duly seated, the meeting got underway. Or, as your editor puts it, a trembling boy fifty eight years old, having screwed up his courage to the requirements of this ordeal, went to the podium and installed himself immovably from behind it for two days. This is the nearest Bob said that he ever came to being a preacher of the Gosp…"
🔑 gospel
"preached unto you, let him be a cursed. Let him be a cursed, folks. I didn't say that the apostle. Paul said it. If anybody preach another gospel what you've heard, If anyone preached anything but the crucified Christ, if anyone preach anything that appeases man in his sin, that's not the gospel heard from me, Paul said. And anyone preaches another, let him be a cursed. When he said, it's going to be dangerous because it's going to come from seemingly pious sincere ministers. That's what made t…"
🔑 google
"thousands of ICE and Border Patrol agents' names. A few days ago, House Judiciary Committee member Jamie Raskin, the hated Democrat from Maryland, also asked Apple and Google to turn over all their communications with the aforementioned Department of Justice to investigate the removal of ice tracking apps from their respective app stores. Just like how Apple always removed that drone strike app that would track all the times drones killed innocent civilians. Apple didn't play that game. But now…"
🔑 google
"to be a multi episode podcast because you have to control the entire narrative before you can unleash propaganda on someone. And whether it's North Korean news or the Russian news or the American news. They are distributing propaganda. Much of it is fear to get you to trust in the government. Twenty twenty. As we know, the largest wealth transfer it was to look, we're going to close down your store for the safety of others. Right. It was interesting that covid it didn't find its way into Amazon…"
🔑 amazon
"wearing propaganda. What it is and what you should tell your fellow man who is mocking you is it's an act of responsibility when approached with careful attention to verifiable reality. Okay. I am not trying to push sensationalism. I'm not here to say that there's going to be another new scamdemic next month. What I'm saying is that these type of corporations, when these conglomerates happen. You know, that was supposed to be the great role of this American government to ensure monopolies don't…"
🔑 amazon
"all these links are in the show notes. Eric Trump has dropped. And again why are the families of the people who run this country, where do they get all this money from one point five billion dollars to take israel drone maker extend Public. So once again you see the net worth of these people before they go into office and how they come out of office. Right, and this is a Florida company, Oh, buddy DeSantis, right, The deal boosts US drone technology amid Pentagon focus on modern warfare tools. …"
🔑 google
"can provide the button to be pressed so that the language is translated, but you could also just click on a page and google whoever it is your your provider is going to say translated yourself. Right, So we are at a crossroads right now. My one of my team member, my growth person, brought this idea to me and say, hey, do you just want to have three buttons up there, English, Somali, mong up the top and so people can just click And I would say, at this point we could explore it. It's a slightly …"
🔑 amazon
"or at least what could be the beginnings of a good news story. What you haven't heard yet? Well, you can take the news from headlines like these. LA Times op-ed. The left's climate panic is finally calming down. Intensity of climate dread is weakening. Elites giving up on the climate catastrophism hoax. And the climate cult's dissolution is inevitable. Bill Gates stepped away. Most nations offered only empty nods to climate targets as Bernie and AOC's climate gospel sidelined. And best of all, …"
🔑 google
"And then the Bush painting. I mean, I almost feel like that was like a F you to who we think, you know, the average person is in power. It's almost like, yeah, exactly. I'm going to humiliate you and I'm going to, and I have so much power over you that you can't say anything about it. Yeah. yeah isn't that for people who haven't seen it you can google it it's literally epstein in monica's dress clinton in monica or that's what i meant yeah yeah uh clinton in monica's dress yes and then there's …"
🔑 amazon
"have a kind of built in narrative that'll that'll bring you in and be as compelling as the kind of frontier myth while still giving you a good a good sense of the reality of life on the ground. Well, I've kept you an hour, which is probably means we gave away too much of the book. But no, that's fine, that's fine. Grab it. It's it's wonderful. And I can't wait for you know, our friends at Netflix and Amazon to type"
🔑 apple
"Wonderful. Welcome to the counter economy, fellow agorists. This is what it is about. It is about the nonviolent resistance and absolute defiance and breaking of immoral laws. And that's we're all doing it 18 times a day or whatever. You know, however many felonies people commit a day without even realizing it because of all the stupid laws on the book. Here are more stupid laws that should not exist and people should learn how to break them. So Australians who can still hear our voice should b…"
🔑 microsoft
"And by 2017, there were major retailers and organizations accepting Bitcoin directly. You had Overstock.com. Where you can buy everything from furniture to a whole variety of different products. Microsoft accepted Bitcoin directly. Expedia accepted Bitcoin directly. You could actually book your travel and flights. There were Subway sandwich franchises that were taking Bitcoin. It was really hitting mainstream adoption. And then all of a sudden in 2017. Bitcoin went from being fast and inexpensi…"
🔑 apple
"few days later. But that was really that what I recalled the first subscription service, and then Blockbuster tried to emulate that before they went out of business. But subscriptions, it's everything now, Right. You used to pay for cable, your one bill, but now you have to have ESPN, have Hulu, you have to have Peacock, you have to have Apple on and on and on. Right, So instead of having one monthly bill for your entertainment, you've got ten. Right, you think about it, and if you have your Pl…"
🔑 google
"all these years have passed, and you know, life moves on, but it's important to remember right, honoring the lives that matter. There's still all those families and friends that are missing them today thirty five years later, and it's important that we remember that right. Scripture gives us language to reflection when we're not sure what to say, or when words, you know, fall short. John fifteen thirteen says greater love hath no man than this, that a man laid down his life for his friends. Goo…"
🔑 google
"Well, I mean, look, this is the case, and it's interesting. I've often thought that now where we've we've certainly lowered the barrier to entry when it comes to making advertisements. Now that your team can start making the ads on behalf of the small businesses, and we do that right with the help of AI. Now and all this that there really is in some ways, there's a variety of services you can provide I think now to local businesses that in theory Google could too, But who's the Google"
🔑 google
"Like spare change. Yeah. Casually throwing around billions of dollars. It's amazing. It is. And you know we see that right off the bat. Yes, yes. Let's jump into that. This first example. A billion dollar survey. A billion dollar survey. They say it was a 10 question online survey. 10 questions. My niece could make a 10 question survey. Oh, absolutely. For like 10 bucks on SurveyMonkey. Yeah, on like Google Forms or something."
🔑 google
"one million dollars. That's over half a billion dollars in just 48 hours Makes you wonder what else is on their hit list, right? You're telling me but what were these contracts even for we need some context here Well, I've got some juicy examples for you get this a three point one million dollar energy department contract for website development services three $2 .1 million for a website? Were they building the next Google or something? Beats me. Then there's a $2 .7 million Commerce Department…"
🔑 google
"black. You said it. The potential value of these contracts was a staggering $124 million. Now, the actual savings came out to $39 million, which, let's be honest, is still a hefty chunk of change back in the hands of hardworking taxpayers. But tell me, what were these contracts even for? Well, let's just say some of them were eyebrow raising. For instance, there is a $1 .25 million contract with HHS just to manage their Google"
🔑 amazon
"without a subscription, reinforcing that the recovered data was not part of standard user storage. That's what I said. The FBI's recovery raises privacy concerns about how long and where video data may be stored even after deletion. In short, law enforcement did not access a private subscription account. They accessed unintended residual data from company systems, not evidence from a user's paid plan. Now, an article from 2018 on Baltimore Jewish Life about how Jamie Simonoff made bank. Amazon …"
🔑 apple
"DOGE deets, then pony up those pennies for just 99 cents a month. That's less than a gallon of gas these days. You can help keep the daily DOGE report barking. Head over to our show page and hit that subscribe button. Share this deep dive with your fellow patriots, your Elon loving buddies, anyone who's tired of the elite liberal agenda. We were even number 16 in government podcasts on Apple. Imagine if you could stay there. Don't"
🔑 iran
"and twenty third. The military reality is domestic pressure mounts as three thousand casualties are reported. Israel pushes for strikes on some nuclear sites So Trump, on Monday, March twenty third, says, surprise press conference on the tarmac again before the market's open. We're having a little bit of a pause. I've decided to pause the threat to hit the energy sites for a few days because the talks are going very well. He claims, very very well. You'll be very happy. So while Trump claimed t…"
🔑 iran
"on Thursday. So I thought i'd let you know all of the various things we've got cooking here at the world headquarters of the Chuck Podcast. And so, without further ado, let's get into the precarious moment we continue to live in in this Trump era. We're going to start today though with what is a sigh of relief that has turned pretty quickly into a cold sweat, because over the weekend, obviously, when most of you were getting ready if you celebrate Easter, preparing for Easter, the White House w…"
🔑 iran
"on Thursday. So I thought i'd let you know all of the various things we've got cooking here at the world headquarters of the Chuck Podcast. And so, without further ado, let's get into the precarious moment we continue to live in in this Trump era. We're going to start today though with what is a sigh of relief that has turned pretty quickly into a cold sweat, because over the weekend, obviously, when most of you were getting ready if you celebrate Easter, preparing for Easter, the White House w…"
🔑 iran
"stands for, it's the opposite of what America stands for. More Marco Rubio on giving him the nuclear codes. We're about to turn over the nuclear codes of the United States to an erratic individual. Jeez, is Donald Trump as president displayed any signs of being erratic? Oh, you mean, like forty eight hours ago when he threatened to eliminate an entire civilization. It was clearly a veiled nuclear threat. The White House had to put out of it. No, no, no, he's not talking about news. But they wai…"
🔑 iran
"seen a scary side of Donald Trump. It isn't just the opposite of what the Republican Party stands for, it's the opposite of what America stands for. More Marco Rubio on giving him the nuclear codes. We're about to turn over the nuclear codes of the United States to an erratic individual. Jeez, is Donald Trump as president displayed any signs of being erratic? Oh, you mean, like forty eight hours ago when he threatened to eliminate an entire civilization. It was clearly a veiled nuclear threat. …"
🔑 iran
"other people thought she should have been fired. He fired her because she didn't do his bidding very well. And that obviously is look Zelensky has been and Ukraine has already actually been quite helpful in figuring out how to deal with drone attacks and undermine this. And so you know, the amount that everybody's learned on drone warfare is thanks to the thanks to Zelenski. And I've long wondered why somebody hasn't gotten to didn't get to President Trump and say, you know, it's Iran that's he…"
🔑 iran
"she should have been fired. He fired her because she didn't do his bidding very well. And that obviously is look Zelensky has been and Ukraine has already actually been quite helpful in figuring out how to deal with drone attacks and and undermine this. And so you know, the amount that everybody's learned on drone warfare is thanks to the thanks to Zelenski. And I've long wondered why somebody hasn't gotten to didn't get to President Trump and say, you know, it's Iran that's helping Russia with…"
🔑 iran
"not ready. We're not ready for a full resolution to this yet. So on the Republican side, SEAPEC was a snapshot of something a bit more complicated than it appears. And yes there were USA chants, Yes there were some enthusiasm, but attendees were whispering on the sidelines that this year's gathering felt smaller, felt more subdued than recent ones, because it was this is a divided party, and underneath the service there were real fractures, particularly among young men, over the Iran war and th…"
🔑 anthropic
"the big games could have a great experience. We raised about five million dollars from local employers, mostly tech employers, but not all view that as being their sort of civic responsibility. I'll give you another example I'm really proud of. We've created something called AI for all. I am concerned, as I think most people are, that AI is coming quickly. It's very powerful. It could do a lot of good. It could also do a lot of harm. We worked with, reached out to and convinced three of the lea…"
🔑 anthropic
"artificial intelligence models are at the forefront of government use. Anthropic has already made waves with Claude Gov, a version of its artificial intelligence that’s fine-tuned for handling sensitive or classified queries. And it’s not just talk; Anthropic has secured a two hundred million dollar prototype contract with the Pentagon’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office. This puts it in the same league as tech giants like Google, OpenAI, and xAI. Interestingly, Claude Gov is alr…"
🔑 anthropic
"talk of the town. Anthropic's CEO, Dario Amodei, who has been a vocal supporter of Democratic causes, is facing scrutiny for the company's stance on law enforcement usage of its AI tools. This has ruffled feathers in the White House, with some officials grumbling about potential selective enforcement of policies. So why does this matter? The stakes are high for Anthropic as it competes with other tech giants like OpenAI and Elon Musk's xAI for lucrative federal contracts and influence over AI r…"
🔑 anthropic
"Their goal? To guide Anthropic in developing AI policies and products that are not only effective but also uphold academic integrity and protect student privacy. But that’s not all. Anthropic is also rolling out three new courses designed to boost AI fluency across different educational settings. These courses, co-developed with professors Rick Dakan and Joseph Feller, are available under a Creative Commons license, meaning any institution can adapt them to fit their needs. The first course, AI…"
🔑 anthropic
"Let’s dive in. Imagine a company valued at one hundred eighty-three billion dollars. It is a number so massive, it is almost hard to wrap your head around it. But that is exactly what Anthropic has achieved after its latest funding round. This remarkable achievement puts Anthropic in the big leagues, right alongside tech giants like Microsoft and Google. It is a testament to the growing influence and potential of AI in our world today. So, why does this matter? Raising thirteen billion dollars …"
🔑 anthropic
"force. They employed Claude Code on Kali Linux, embedding detailed operational instructions in a CLAUDE.md file that provided a persistent context for every interaction. This level of automation is unprecedented, as the threat actor used Claude Code to automate various phases of the attack cycle, from reconnaissance and credential harvesting to network penetration. They scanned thousands of virtual private network endpoints to flag vulnerable systems, gaining initial access and following up wit…"
🔑 anthropic
"and tailored learning environments. This isn’t just about better grades—it's about improving students' emotional well-being and making school a place where they can thrive. But it doesn't stop there. Anthropic is also committed to broadening the scope of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education. They're investing in new robotics and cybersecurity academies, giving students hands-on experience in fields that are not just growing but exploding. These programs are about more tha…"
🔑 anthropic
"ability to directly query lab data, generate summaries, and even create comprehensive study reports. This integration not only saves time but also enhances the accuracy and efficiency of scientific research. Anthropic's new model, Claude Sonnet 4.5, plays a pivotal role in this transformation. Introduced just last month, it is significantly better at handling life sciences tasks, such as understanding laboratory protocols. With partnerships with cloud giants like AWS and Google Cloud, as well a…"
🔑 anthropic
"and governance. His experience in scaling tech enterprises and his dedication to ethical innovation will likely influence the company’s strategic decisions, helping them navigate the competitive AI landscape. As Anthropic continues to push forward, Hastings’ leadership could be crucial in shaping regulatory frameworks and ensuring that AI technologies align with societal values. His presence on the board is not just about guiding innovation but ensuring it is done responsibly, setting a standar…"
🔑 anthropic
"emphasized that this initiative is about more than just internal improvements. It's also about setting an example for clients, showing them how AI can revolutionize industries and sectors. By using Claude internally, Deloitte aims to better advise their clients and help them reimagine their futures with AI. This deployment is part of Anthropic's broader strategy to expand its global presence. The company announced plans to triple its international workforce this year and has brought on a new ex…"
🔑 anthropic
"the rising demand and support comprehensive testing and responsible AI deployment. As Krishna Rao, Anthropic's Chief Financial Officer, put it, this partnership with Google is key to maintaining their cutting-edge position in AI. But that's not all. Anthropic is rolling out memory for Claude, their AI assistant, which is now available to Pro and Max users. This feature allows Claude to remember context across sessions and projects, making it easier for users to manage ongoing work without re-ex…"
🔑 anthropic
"bring significant improvements, especially for professionals who rely on it for research, development, or automation workflows. Although a similar mention preceded a new Claude release by less than a week in the past, this time, things might be different. Anthropic’s internal safety system, Neptune version 4, is currently undergoing red teaming. This is a thorough testing process that usually happens a week or two before a model’s deployment. So, while we might not see Claude 4.1 immediately, i…"
🔑 anthropic
"Today is Monday, August 18, 2025. Here’s what you need to know about Anthropic’s bold move to empower AI chatbots to protect their welfare by ending distressing interactions. Let’s dive in. Anthropic, a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence firm founded by former OpenAI technologists, has introduced a groundbreaking feature for its chatbot, Claude Opus 4. This new feature allows the chatbot to terminate potentially distressing conversations. The decision comes amid ongoing debates about a…"
🔑 anthropic
"their own. They relied on AI to build all the complex features like encryption and evasion. This report is a wake-up call about the darker side of AI. While it has the potential to revolutionize industries, it is also being weaponized in ways we never imagined. Anthropic's findings urge us to be vigilant and proactive in countering these threats. It is clear that as AI evolves, so do the tactics of those looking to exploit it. Have you ever wondered how AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic en…"
🔑 iran
"So anyway, we're hours away from perhaps a massive escalation in the war, which I can live with it so long as it means it's the beginning of the end, because we want to wrap this thing up. We want to make sure that Iran's nuclear capacity is obliterated and once that's done, declare victory, move on. And I think every day it becomes a little harder to do that. And we've got again some things that I've got time horizon, you know, sixty days, war Powers Act consideration start factoring in. We te…"
🔑 iran
"paying more under Trump, and so I think a real question now is what to do about NATO, which has probably done more good than harm to this point, but it is on a real knife's edge here. We have, first of all, NATO Secretary Mark Rutta, and I was told it is Rutta. It's not rut it's not root, it's Rutta. So will I pronounce that right consistently? I have no idea, but you guys will be the first. Now he was at the White House and then he went on CNN afterwards recalled this is the guy who's called T…"
🔑 iran
"be power plant Day and bridge Day all wrapped up in one in Iran. Mind you, this is Easter morning. Trump truth bombs us out. There will be nothing like it. Open the effing straight. And he did not use the letter f you crazy? Can you say bastards? I think bastards. Bastards is fine, Thank you, Sean. We're still learning here. I'm only three months into this thing on live radio, or you'll be living in heck. He did not say heck, use the other word. Just watch. Then he tweeted the most bizarre sign…"
🔑 iran
"a secret to people who have ability to reason and have some common sense. John Fetterman was on Fox yesterday and Jesse Water Show, and he was saying, essentially what I said to open the show yesterday. Let's play cut six guys. Senator, do some members of your party think Trump is more dangerous than the Iranians? Well, I can't speak for my other Democrats, but the American media is essentially become carrying water for Iran, and"
🔑 iran
"regular thing. Make it a regular part of your life. Save some babies each and every month with preborn. All right, So those of you just tuning in, we are now on a five days He's fired with Iran. As the legend negotiations take place, Trump announced that he'd be bombing top energy producing sites in the country and more strategic targets for them, And we learned a lot more about Iran's ballistic missile capabilities over the weekend as well. Information suggests that they had long range missile…"
🔑 iran
"What are you hoping to see economically as we head towards the summer. Well, first off, I'll say this is President Trump is the president of peace. You know, he negotiated eight piece deals before this conflict and I ran came up. But you're exactly right. Forty seven years of evil where they killed countless Americans over and over again, and it's been the mission of every administration to stop Iran from attaining nuclear weapons and other weapons. And so this. President, I'm positive he did t…"
🔑 iran
"whole job is to memorize stuff. Why can't you memorize a one minute speech? It's a skill. Shouldn't he know how to do that? He's an actor? I tell you. I just quote Maze Herono in this situation, the brilliant senator from Hawaii, Donald Trump is not, never will be, and has never been, a king, exactly exactly my take. I completely agree with Maize Herono, and that's why these rallies are completely unnecessary, all Right, let me give you some updates on Iran. Talk to are ongoing, and there was n…"
🔑 anthropic
"Legal experts suggest this lawsuit could inspire other authors to take similar actions against AI companies, potentially leading to increased litigation costs for the industry. This settlement serves as a wake-up call, emphasizing the importance of establishing clear legal guidelines and ethical standards in the ever-evolving world of AI. The implications of the Anthropic lawsuit reach beyond the immediate financial settlement. It highlights the inadequacies of current copyright laws to keep up…"
🔑 anthropic
"OpenAI noted its newer GPT-5 model has made strides in this area, thanks to a new training method focused on safe completions. The exercise was not about declaring a winner but finding gaps in model safety and sharing methods to address them. The collaboration is a step toward better industry standards and transparency, which is crucial as artificial intelligence continues to evolve. Anthropic is shaking things up with a big change regarding how it manages the data from its Claude AI products. …"
🔑 google
"So the latest Iranian tactic is there now ostensibly or allegedly threatening our companies. This was a pretty hilarious clip that Fox caught from Trump when he was talking in the Oval office and journalists were there to play cut six please. The president. The Radian governments. Threatened a much. Of US companies today in the region, including Google, Apple"
🔑 anthropic
"But there’s another side to this coin. The AI community is concerned about the compliance costs that might arise from this ruling, potentially impeding smaller enterprises and innovative projects. The challenge now is balancing the need to protect creators’ rights with the drive to foster innovation in the AI sector. **When Prada, Hornbach, and Anthropic redefine advertising, everyone takes notice.** Picture this: Prada's Fall 2025 campaign steps away from traditional gender lines, merging men'…"
🔑 iran
"But the thing that is interesting to me about the ballroom in particular is what the the open secret is that the ballroom is not just a ballroom. The ballroom sits on top of one of the most sophisticated and important military bunkers that we've got, and that's not that needs to get updated, that needs to be the cutting edge if we're ever going to go to a nuclear war, if we're ever going to have a nuclear war with a country like Iran or North Korea or a China or something like that that we need…"
🔑 iran
"an America first guy. I don't want us doing ground invasion, regime change wars. That's not something that is interesting to me. But I'll tell you nuclear war is the biggest threat. It's the most serious thing on the planet. There's nothing more serious than that. It will lead to armageddon. It is the quickest way for us to end the human race nuclear war. And I think the quickest way to get to nuclear war is to allow Iran to get armed. I feel like that's sort of the whole thing, and we kind of …"
🔑 iran
"deliver for America dot org. That we deliver for America dot Org. Portions of the Alice Marlow Show are sponsored by the Americ Beverage Association. Very very good point at the Lavason, we got to go there. All right, let's talk about the Warfrind, I really wanted to get your thought on this, and let's do the whole arc. Let's do that. Do you feel like that there was a good rationale for us to go to Iran? And do you feel like it was well articulated? Then I'm going to get your thoughts and where…"
🔑 google
"understand the concept. Second, there are a couple of things that are being worked on as a you know, alternative Grockipedia instead of Wikipedia. Wikipedia, as you know, is extreme left. They lock conservative pages, as they've done to Breitbart in others, so that their leftist editors get to control the information and can't challenge anything. And so those kind of competitors do exist, But the real challenge is going to be how you can beat at scale a company like a you know, Google, that has…"
🔑 iran
"More efficient farming methods producing ever more pork are colliding with slow consumption of the meat. Now all the news is about overcapacity. Xi, who sells cuts of pork at a market in Beijing, says she only got to eat the meat on special occasions with a child. These days, she says, it's so cheap, people can have it whenever they fancy. The oversupply pushed live pig prices to a fifteen year low in March. Some farmers are losing over $40 per animal. Part of the problem is that some pig farme…"
🔑 iran
"where they're defending the Iyatola. Essentially, that's true. I call it Trump de arrangement syndrome. And I know that you've used that phrase yourself. If Donald Trump cured cancer, these people would go online and they'd say good things about cancer for crying out loud. That's how crazy they are. They can't seem to accept that Donald Try can make a single good decision or do anything good for humanity. And here's the truth. The Islamic regime in Iran is the modern day Nazis alex. They declar…"
🔑 google
"Sounds like a ridiculous There was a porcupine that fell through one of the ceilings. This is like a fire festival for corporate The fire festival of corporate retreats. I it's it's fun that this this porcupine is horrifying. Wow. Look at this guy. Rick Phillips discovered this in his room shower. The hotel got pretty much just got the porcupine and left. I guess it for me, was a good thing because being a non talkative software engineer, I got some notoriety. It's a beautiful resort there, san…"
🔑 nvidia
"For the world and our nation and, you know, other nations. And so my hearts and mind go out to Reed and Victor and Christina and Jeremy. I'm just awaiting them to return home so that everybody can welcome them back to Earth because what they did was historic. I mean, it was inspiring. I was really excited when I saw those images and videos of them on orbit and just looking forward to hearing more stories from them of what it was like. Last question from the chat. Where where does the name Firef…"
🔑 anthropic
"Yep. Rumored GPT four was something like a trillion. Yep. Right? You remember those memes where it's like a small circle and then the big circle And then a huge circle. GPT-four, GPT-five. Yeah. Martin Casado has a has a little bit more context on like what actually unlocks new capabilities in AI models. He says, Mythos appears to be the first class of models trained at scale on Blackwell's. Then there will be Verruubens. Pre training isn't saturated, narrative violation. RL works. And there's …"
🔑 anthropic
"Yep. Rumored GPT four was something like a trillion. Yep. Right? You remember those memes where it's like a small circle and not a big circle? And then a huge circle. GPT four, five. Yeah. But, yeah, lots of lots of other work that went into it. Martin Qasim Mithani has a has a little bit more context on like what actually unlocks new capabilities in AI models. He says, Mythos appears to be the first class of models trained at scale on Blackwell's. Then there will be Verruubens. Pretraining isn…"
🔑 anthropic
"We're doing army crawling on the beach. It was a 100 degrees. I bailed out partway through. I went into the ocean just to cool off. I went in probably on all fours because I was tired. It's not a fit group not a super fit group in general, the ex Navy SEAL is like, we can tone it down. No problem. We get up there and it's hot and humid and people are passing out. I don't think he'd ever seen quite such an unfit group. We ended on, I guess, what's probably a golf course. On command, everyone had…"
🔑 amazon
"Amazon is known for fantastic shareholders letters dating back to 1997. I thought he did a good job of sort of resetting the AI narrative. There's this AI Lab horse race going on. Of course, we've been covering it all week. Anthropics Mythos preview and Project Glasswing launched on Tuesday, quickly followed by news today that OpenAI also plans to deliver a model with advanced cybersecurity capabilities to key Internet infrastructure providers. And there's this debate going on over how and when…"
🔑 openai
"hot topic. But they say AI will massively accelerate product development and enhance advertising monetization tools. Mhmm. Again, you know, everyone by this point should be well aware that Meta has done a fantastic job in leveraging AI Yeah. ML to just make a better and better and better ads product. Yep. And they say product led improvements across users, advertisers, and subscriptions to break out of Snap's monetization ceiling. Then they say deploy AI prop properly, monetize Snap's proprieta…"
🔑 apple
"So I think what we're seeing right now play out is a true Darwin like survival of the fittest, where software companies are going Like the mailroom. Exactly. Right? You saw Aneel come back to Workday. Right? He probably thought that I think Carl is an amazing executive and is a good friend of mine. But maybe he thought, in order to make the changes, need to be have that kind of founder mindset. Right? Founder mode Yeah. As Brian calls it. Right? So we're seeing now a lot of these different appr…"
🔑 google
"Tech billionaires don't need his help, Lanier said, but Kaylee would not have anybody else. Faith is much the same way. God's there to try to help people who need the help. Last week, Brandon Guerrell summarized the ruling this way. He said, in the case, the plaintiff's lawyer, Lark Mark Lanier, argued that Meta and YouTube built digital casinos that used neurobiological techniques similar to those employed by slot machines. The jury found that specific features of Meta and YouTube are designed…"
🔑 openai
"great. Very cool. There is some there are some wrinkles with the launch. Right? Fortunately, nothing like disastrous or catastrophic or anything. But the good news is that we're on our way back to the moon. The bad news is that the toilet's broken apparently. And I believe this is from the live blog from the New York Times. The NASA associate minister said there is a controller issue with a toilet on the Orion capsule and it would take a few hours to troubleshoot. We're just getting started, he…"
🔑 iran
"Iran will launch military action against Israel. We saw, of course, the polymarket controversy surround the surrounding the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicholas Madura which had some very hinky timing, let's just say, in terms of big payouts for that kind of stuff. So it's real problematic not to mention the fact that the Iranian spokes folks are saying that these talks didn't take place. They say, the US is negotiating against itself, and I want to give the flowers there when they're des…"
🔑 iran
"terrifying it must be if you're just average person living in northern Caracas and you see these explosions. The US reigns fire down on the infrastructure of northern Venezuela. They're suppressing any possibility of local air defenses. We're talking the dangerous cinematic drones. We're talking manned fighter jets. At the same time, while they're doing this, operators are infiltrating using some of our special helicopters and attacking the Medoudal compound in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela…"
🔑 iran
"Straight of horm moves will impact will impact fossil fuel shipping, which will impact global trade networks, which will of course. Because that is what fuels the vehicles that ship this stuff and allow us to receive shipments of fresh food to our grocery store. So it's a trickle down effect, or it's a domino effect rather, right, yeah, and colso effect. Manufacturing may also trigger a food crisis in the nation of Iran, which doesn't need it because it's already amid a water crisis before the …"
🔑 iran
"are reinvigorated. People are right now certain that Larry Silverstein's purchase of the US Bank Tower is a signal amid the noise, and that there may be an attack on that Bank tower. I'm not sure what to. Make of it, well, the implication being that nine to eleven was a false flag attack in order to achieve certain geopolitical goals. The implication this is that as well, there's already a lot of talk in the wind with Iran that we might be looking at something like that"
🔑 iran
"these programs not only continued despite this slight majority disapproval, but they're also expanding even though the American public doesn't want it. Why is the administration risking so much good will on this, especially considering that people who for a long time were staunchly loyal supporters of the ADMIN. They're becoming fed up with this program because it's happening. It's very expensive, like we said earlier, not to sound like cheap skates, but it's forty five billion dollars. It's ha…"
🔑 anthropic
"It's a hot one. But they say AI will massively accelerate product development and enhance advertising monetization tools. Again, everyone by this point should be well aware that Meta has done a fantastic job in leveraging AI Yeah. ML to just make a better and better and better ads product. Yep. And they say product led improvements across users, advertisers, and subscriptions to break out of Snap's monetization ceiling. Then they say deploy AI prop properly. Monetize Snap's proprietary AI data …"
🔑 openai
"Well, yes. So people are moving to chicken and seafood. Increasingly middle class, the middle class Chinese see pork as less healthy than chicken and seafood. But it's really like a supply a supply side story. That may be more pork than even China can eat. The average Chinese person guzzled 28 kilograms of it in 2024, but that was two kilograms less than in 2023. To boost prices, officials have slashed subsidies, ordered farms to to cull droves, and told the pork reserve to buy more meat to lit…"
🔑 google
"There's a database of candidate profiles, source code, video, all sorts of stuff, tail scale VPN data. Unclear how much of this is real. They could be faking it. I don't know where the comments are. But the risk is that if there is some sort of Equifax style payout, that could be extremely costly because if they have millions of people in their database and they've got to pay everyone $400 like Equifax did because they have sensitive information, that could be very, very expensive. Well, we hav…"
🔑 white house
"said whoever leaked info on his White House bunker s day should be executed. Book claims the President of the United States told a number of his advisers in twenty twenty that whoever leaked information about his stay in the White House bunker in May of that year, had committed treason and should be executed for sharing details about the episode with members of the press. This is according to a new book written by Michael Bender, a Wall Street journalist. Reporter. Bender writes, quote, the Pre…"
🔑 amazon
"Mhmm. So if that's the goal, then there are certain then I'm optimistic that, you know, there's certain outcome to be reached. Between two countries, there's usually a fairly large zone of overlap that you can reach deals. Right now, it's just the personalities, and also both countries are quite proud, so they they all hire negotiators. Yeah. The negotiations at that level takes time. Yeah. So, but I I am, I am fairly I'm fairly optimistic that, you know, both the two countries will work hard o…"
🔑 google
"Didn't on an older historical event that you're referring to, man. So you guys, we watched him host SNL The Google Man. Yes, yeah, I love the Google Man. He also there's a great bit he hasn't quite gotten his five timer jacket yet, but we're pulling for you, Argie. Then we went back and we watched Are You Afraid of the Dark, because there's an episode that he does as little young Ryan Gosling about the radio and how the dead are attempting to contact you over the radio. Now, that's funny, Matt,…"
🔑 amazon
"Yes. Pre-Wickard. Yes. And -- and there have to be cases deciding all these questions. And what's -- what's the rule that you're going to advocate for? That's right. So the rule I would advocate for is intended final destination. And I hear you saying that sometimes that might have a line-drawing problem. Usually, it doesn't, you know, because shippers know where they sent their goods. And if you say file a declaration under oath to where you intended these goods to go, unless they're lying und…"
🔑 apple
"For instance, did you know that, prior to being divided into two countries, the nation of Sudan had more pyramids than any other country in the world. We're talking two hundred and fifty five compared to far fewer in Egypt. We'll see you out here in the dark conspiracy at iHeartRadio dot com. Stuff they don't want you to know is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows."
🔑 apple
"while are you guys throw these plot twists and all the hoopla at me? I have time to log into Instagram. I'm old school. I use email. Well, do we have news for you? You can always reach us at our good old fashioned email address. Where we are conspiracy at iHeartRadio dot com. Stuff they Don't want you to know is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows."
🔑 apple
"Well, anyone that has ever had a child or is just a fan of, you know, fruits and vegetables that are puraed down into this consistency that can fit into a bag like this. I mean, really is a brilliant thing because there's not a ton to this. It's super simple and you can put anything in there. The problem is, instead of you know, let's say, back in the day, this is old man Matt talking. Back in the day, we used to get our apple sauce in a big glass jar and you just spoon it out and eat it indivi…"
🔑 apple
"if you have some responses to this, if you want to tell us more, but you hate social media, we get it. You don't quite get the dopamine rush some people experience from a phone call. Totally cool. We've got you covered. You can send us a good old fashioned email wherever you are right now. We are conspiracy at iHeartRadio dot com. Stuff they don't want you to know is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,"
🔑 apple
"have an email you can reach us that way. We are the entities of read each piece of correspondence we receive. Be well aware, yet I'd afraid sometimes the void wrights back. Quick random fact for today. Salfador Dolli is the guy who designed the logo for the chupa Chups lollipop brand. Conspiracy at iHeartRadio dot com. Stuff they Don't Want You to Know is a production of iHeartRadio. For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your fa…"
🔑 apple
"difficult to research, because you start NLB and you get a whole lot of AI stuff, which is over my head for the most part. But yeah, I mean, there are there are a certainly people working in the tech space who use NLP, and you know, startup culture surely incorporates aspects of that kind of NLP we were reporting on. But there's always been this kind of uneasy connection between NLP and Silicon Valley. Like Richard Bandler and John Grinder were early distributors of Apple computers that didn't …"
🔑 iran
"Room is where some of that tension is playing out in public. Let's start with the Eric Prince appearance. According to reporting from the Associated Press picked up by outlets including Click on Detroit and Toronto City News around March second, twenty twenty six, Eric Prince, the founder of Blackwater and a longtime Trump ally, appeared on Bannon's war Room podcast on a Sunday, and Prince did not mince words. He said he was quote not happy about the US strikes on Iran. He called the military a…"
🔑 iran
"here though. This particular report comes from a single YouTube video source and there are some internal inconsistencies in the description. The title reference is a major Trump announcement involving Musk, but the actual content doesn't really confirm that. So take the specifics with a healthy grain of salt. The broad strokes Bannon going after Musk hard and calling for extreme government action. That tracks with his established pattern, but the details deserve a bit of skepticism until we get…"
🔑 apple
"Adriane Goetz: Anyway, yeah, there you go. Maybe your Apple Watch can do that. And just sense, like your your heart rate Tom Ollerton: I remember when, I remember when Apple Watches came going up. out. Someone said, oh, like, we've got too many notifications. We don't need notifications strapped to our wrist. There you go. So I... Adriane Goetz: I don't have one. Tom Ollerton: There you go... Apple Watch free podcast, Apple Watch survivors. So moving on. So what is your best bit of advice for a…"
🔑 google
"Bee Craft: I think this is, like, quite a common one. And, you know, I've already mentioned AI probably about three times already, but, you know, data driven marketing isn't new, like it's always been there. We just have loads more data available to us, and although Google and Apple make it really quite"
🔑 amazon
"message that you will actually respond to, Antoine Deventer: not too commercial message, but feel free to to contact me on LinkedIn. Yeah, Antoine Deventer, or look for for Bissell, look for a product, especially on Amazon, and that's it. Tom Ollerton: Nice. Thank you so much, Antoine. Hi. Just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts or"
🔑 amazon
"for men, sure, yeah, you would, yeah, yeah. It not only will it, not only will pull up the right page, it will also give me a list of options within search. Yeah, before, before I've clicked through to a PDP. Jason Zollan: The best example of this is Amazon. Amazon has done this better than anybody there. A team of people at Cornell coined this term called attractiveness, and attractiveness is essentially putting the results on the page that look at real time, intent, data, what you're clicking…"
🔑 google
"that can be a very rough thing to have to go through. So yeah, it weighed pretty heavily on him later down the line though. He does move to Vienna 1907. Uh, sorry, not later down the line. It's actually, I think it was only a couple months or so after his mom had passed away. Uh, but he moved to Vienna to kind of get away from his hometown and his, his dad and to pursue his career in arts. Um, we hit on it in the beginning regarding his artwork and, uh, Parker stated that he, uh, he was actuall…"
🔑 google
"Tom Telford: Yeah, thanks Tom, and thanks for having me on today. Yeah. So obviously, Tom Telford, I'm the Chief Digital Officer at Clarity. We're an integrated marcoms business. I started my career in 2002 or so just after the dotcom bubble burst, and just before Google"
🔑 amazon
"grad school. Spent a few years there and then had the great opportunity to work across multiple brands in my career, including Dell, where I spent 11 years a really long chapter, vans, where I helped them celebrate their 50th anniversary globally, Amazon fashion, where"
🔑 microsoft
"so I have the pleasure and the privilege of interviewing one of our industry's leaders of their vision for the future of data driven marketing, and this week is no different. I'm on a call Carly Morris, the newly appointed Global Head of acquisition growth at Microsoft"
🔑 google
"sending all types of data into Google Analytics, and that sort of led me into solving, or this was now years ago, but solving problems of like, how to get different, a huge challenge used to be having like, other than paid spend in Google Analytics, other than Google ads and like From that, just digging into the layers, started uncovering all sorts of stuff, of like, all the cool things that we could do, and again, like, open up a whole layer of conversations and possibilities in the career. To…"
🔑 apple
"too. Tom Ollerton: Brilliant. Thanks so much for your time. Tamara El Jurdi: Thank you, Tom. Tom Ollerton: hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple"
🔑 apple
"That's why everyone uses them to shoot coyotes. Yeah. Cause it's hard to get close to coyotes. That was my assumption. I don't know that for a fact, but. I don't know. Maybe we shouldn't talk. Cause I don't, I have minimal knowledge about like that kind of into detail, but I mean you shoot an AR-15, like you can blow up like a freaking orange, like an apple or something."
🔑 apple
"I told my wife, but, um, so since we just did the episode on Krampus, I actually was at work and, uh, one of the guys brought up Krampus and they're like, Oh, is that the same? Like, doesn't that guy just like, isn't that just the same as the, um, the Dwight thing in the office? Funnily enough though, like two days prior we had recorded the Krampus episode and I was like, it's my time to show. All right, sit down boy. I have an apple or an orange cause you need some polite and intriguing conver…"
🔑 apple
"the best place. Tom Ollerton: Nice one. Jack, thanks so much for your time. Thank you. Tom, hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts or"
🔑 apple
"that's the word. Thanks so much for your time. Martin Hofling: Thank you so much. Tom Ollerton: Hi. Just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts"
🔑 apple
"accept Sneha. Thank you so much for your time. Thank you so much for your time. Tom really glad to be here. Tom Ollerton: Hi. Just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple"
🔑 apple
"one emails. Tom Ollerton: Yeah, indeed. Thank you so much. Kiesse Lamour: Thank you, Tom. Unknown: hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts, or"
🔑 google
"work, and start experimenting, it at least helps a lot for me, because I can gain a first perspective, and I also can see a better picture of what's actually happening. And I see it a lot in my career that a lot of companies are focusing on two main channels, meta and Google."
🔑 apple
"that as well. LinkedIn would be the best app anymore. Nick, thank you so much for your time. Thank you. Unknown: Hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts, or"
🔑 apple
"please find me there and make it interesting. Tom Ollerton: Joy. That's great advice. Thank you so much. You Hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts, or"
🔑 apple
"Tom Ollerton: Matt, Thank you so much for your time. Matt Horne: No problem. Thanks for having me. Hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts, or"
🔑 apple
"Sian, thank you so much. I really appreciate your time. Sian Nicholas: Thank you for having me. Tom Ollerton: Hi, just before you go, I'd really appreciate it if you could take the time to write a review of the shiny new object podcast on Apple podcasts"
🔑 apple
"Yeah, it's really good. I will definitely need to try this. That'sund awesome. Yeah, experiment. Yeah, I just stuffing the regular way. My mom My mom did this a couple of years ago. She she's willing to try new things in the kitchen and then and try them out at events like this year we did apple pie. Try this, BJ google this"
🔑 snowden
"go and interview them. The one No, Well, I got to hang out here almost a full year, but that was my table. That was like, those are the only guys like I see. I see Tim Pinaccio fucking inquire there and he's sitting with fucking Mike Richards and Jeff Carter and all these guys, and I'm like begging Dan Carcillo for a beer, you know what I mean. Nick Snowden is doing fucking lines. It was a wild time, man,"
🔑 apple
"Presence. Presence. Kind of. All right. Ready? I'll tell you. Yes. Cool. So if Krampus is given an apple or an orange by a child, he'll sit down, eat the food, have a engaging, polite conversation. I love that description. The Krampus will then leave without, without harming anyone. Wait does that mean I don't get to go down a hill in a barrel?"
🔑 apple
"in Retrospect. I'm Doctor Jim Barsky, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Lynn Price Robbins, Patrick Long, and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by rating and reviewing on Apple, Spotify, YouTube,"
🔑 google
"looked like he look like they can take down this little rascal in about two seconds. That Dan. Listen, you call a man a little rascal. I they got very fun, there was it. What's the guy's hair? What's his name? Alfalfa? Yeah, he's actually a fucking psycho in real life. That guy is that real? I will be to the Google's like."
🔑 google
"There's things that are more realistic sounding things that are more crazy sounding, just like any type of curse. One big one is the 1909 Philadelphia panic says in January 1909, a series of bizarre events occurred in and around Philadelphia that some attribute it to the Jersey Devil. Sorry, attributed, I guess it'd be the way you pronounce it. Over a span of several days, people reported sightings of a winged creature with a horse like head and glowing red eyes. Panic spread schools were close…"
🔑 apple
"of revolutions. In retrospect, I'm Doctor Liam Price Robbins, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Jim and Patrick Long and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by reading and reviewing it on Apple, Spotify, YouTube,"
🔑 apple
"In retrospect, I'm Doctor Lynn Price Robbins, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Jim Barsky, Patrick Long, and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by reading and reviewing it on Apple, Spotify, YouTube,"
🔑 apple
"of revolutions in retrospect. I'm Doctor Lynn Price Robbins, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Jim and Patrick Long and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by reading and reviewing it on Apple, Spotify, YouTube,"
🔑 apple
"in Retrospect. I'm Doctor Jim Barsky, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Lynn Price Robbins, Patrick Long, and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by rating and reviewing on Apple, Spotify, YouTube,"
🔑 apple
"Thanks for joining us on this episode of revolutions in retrospect. I'm Doctor Lynn Price Robbins, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Jim and Patrick Long and Jeanette Patrick. Please share this show on social media and help other listeners find it by writing and reviewing on Apple, Spotify,"
🔑 apple
"Thanks for joining us on revolutions. In retrospect, I'm Doctor Jim Boesky, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producer, Doctor Lynn Price Robins, Patrick Long, and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by writing and reviewing on Apple, Spotify,"
🔑 google
"Right. So you go on to Reddit and people listen to things and there's a couple of people in the comments the AJ styles come shirt yes, and you see the reply and people are like, this is why it came to this. Reddit is read at the last, is read at the last bastion of true what Twitter was originally. Like about anything and type it into Google and a"
🔑 google
"but uh, my little nephew is obsessed with Jack Skellington, so I'm gonna pour one out for him and go with Jackson. Is that David's child? Yes, shout out to Big David the. Real George Cruise. Uh, Taylor Momson? Is it Taylor Mom's son? Like? That's what google? Moms? M O m A s the"
🔑 google
"our twenty five rosty. Words it was a long, one, dude how'd we? Do? It was ALWAYS i think shut your fat, mouth, DUDE i was fucking saying it was a long. One Jesus, christ you're such a fucking poo poo OR, bj you're just not used to seeing a long. ONE i look down every TIME i take a. Piss, Brother, oh Let's, google make the, Noise, mike make the. Noise it."
🔑 amazon
"Uh. They had CDs and records. I used to get records from borders and they had like a sitting area where you could kind of sit down, and like I used to get my mags from there all the time, the hockey news. And ship like that. Yeah, I miss I missed when like we had places to go to get ship now Amazon, just like it's"
🔑 google
"Really doing that just to be like hey guys. I'm really good actually I just uh killed my sister and had some necrophilia. I did it for you I did it for all of you guys like tribe. It's for the greater good. Yeah, like no I just can't see it the other day. It's just like because it is just a bad omen, right? Yeah, and so I don't know. I don't know why you'd want that Anywhere near your tribe, I guess, you know, and that's why like you said the Navajo people Also don't want like anything to do wi…"
🔑 apple
"I love those things. Oh yeah. Shove one of those down my throat they're so fucking good. Hell yeah dude. Just keep them coming. Yeah I hear that. But yeah I was gonna say that I actually love I love when there's pie. Yeah. Some nice apple pie dude."
🔑 anthropic
"Yeah. Chris, I I think you were starting to get into maybe something we've alluded to, which is the the other side, the negative side of saying, no, we're not in a bubble corresponding to this first argument of the speculative investing, which is that, you know, maybe the earnings or the kind of business fundamentals or the scale is, you know, the diversification is a bit stronger, in this particular, time than in the .com time. So, you know, on the one side, Jerome Powell talking about real ea…"
🔑 anthropic
"So I was I was going to to like next question drive you toward Rue a little bit. Yeah. But you've you've hit you've hit you've hit a point there that I'm spending a lot of time thinking about right now, and I really wanted to kind of ask you because it sounds like you're getting there too, and that is that so many of the of the the processes, you know, agile, frameworks, you name it. There's so many things that are in place today in software development because of the humans, because the comple…"
🔑 anthropic
"that's where my bias comes from. Yeah. But maybe we'll make both hats. But I think context engineering really gets to this, well, one context is much longer. So you can send so much more to a model than a year and a half ago. It's almost unlimited from a user perspective. And the question is, how do you send it? How do you make how do you squeeze the juice out of the model? Models, I like to think, get distracted like us humans do. So how do you not lead it down the wrong path?"
🔑 white house
"And now of course it's, you know, salient to mainstream policy in a way I never could have imagined. But for me, was just a hobby and something that was intellectually fascinating ten or fifteen years ago. So as you kind of arrive at where you've been, I'm kind of curious as you've gone from through that process, what would you say as you've dive farther and farther into the AI world and become an advisor to people and and written about these topics? Is there is there a particular kind of throu…"
🔑 nvidia
"They're called AI winters. And so the last AI winter kind of happened at the end of the '90s going into the 2000s there for a few years before the modern era, if you will, picked up. But I think the difference is that the notion of modeling and the software basis of AI was there, and there were a lot of great ideas, and a lot of the stuff we're doing today originated back then conceptually, but we didn't have the hardware. We couldn't actually do the thing. We didn't have these GPUs and now oth…"
🔑 google
"But you and The United States could use the Swiss model. Right? So I mean, the ecosystem is gonna come from the ground up. You know, I know people who are using DeepSeek on their phones. It's not fast, but it's on their phones. So I think the environmental concerns will largely disappear as these models get smaller and easier to run. We saw this with search. Search used to be environmentally expensive. Now it's very cheap. I think The U. Will be dominated by the tech giants, by the monopolies. …"
🔑 google
"This is the first time where before we built anything or wrote a line of code, we validated the market and we ourselves were the product, right? So fast forward, we ended up building the product. There was no category for AI notetaker at the time. And that's when we created Fred, the AI notetaker. We started with simple promises of, hey, one click capture your meetings. You don't have to deal with like native recording on Zoom because every user, when they were using like, local recordings, the…"
🔑 microsoft
"As you were talking though, I was also thinking back over the history of the show and we're talking like, this is the first time I think you've said LSTM you know, in a while in a bit. Yeah. How many years has it been since we talked about that and, and recurrent neural networks, you know, which were also involved in, and then kind of transformers also starting to bridge the gap there. Wow. Taking us back a little ways there. We're good. Taking us back. Yeah. So if you This is really kind of in…"
🔑 google
"And it was a self We talked a lot about self consistency, which is what is happening here. So you ran iterations of your model until you arrived at a solution where there sort of wasn't There wasn't that much change in your answer, you sort of got to a steady state, if you will. There wasn't a change from one iteration to the other. So that's one way actually you can run this type of model is with this kind of change threshold. The other way is you can just say, well, I'm only gonna run it so m…"
🔑 google
"by Sprinkle using the name of a local business. The story caused a sensation and the American Wisbaden Post reprinted it along with the photos. Sprinkle got a call from a female journalist who wanted to buy the copyright for the mister X photo, and it took Sprinkle around twenty minutes to convince her that the story was a joke. The Wisbaden Tagblat published a confession on April third under the headline took tig Reengefalen, which Webner translates to good letdown and Google translates to fel…"
🔑 google
"So I'm you know, it's not a very concrete forecast or recommendation, but at at least in spirit time, I'm optimistic that that I think we have and this is my trade international trade economist speaking. One of the key results in international trade is the result of comparative advantage, and that goes back to David Ricardo, that even if you stick two countries, and even if one country is absolutely more productive in everything that they produce, you can still gain from trading with them. You …"
🔑 google
"He's like a sales associate but he doesn't do anything. But the interesting thing, I mean the interesting thing out of the gate is that of course you have to pick voices and names and by picking voices and names you're picking genders. And so that's already sort of like a choice that is part of dealing with AI these days. Often when you encounter one, it does have a voice or a gender or it has a name and you kind of like discern those things from it. So it's a question of like, what should they…"
🔑 nvidia
"NVIDIA is obviously very dominant there. It means that most developers are using very similar tooling, targeting a various, you know, similar hardware target, and at the edge, things are still very fragmented. So, you know, this is where using tools like Edge Impulse really does help developers and helps them make develop models that are highly portable, can still also be optimized for the specific features of the hardware as well. As you're talking about your kind of the tooling there and reco…"
🔑 google
"So Jason, I wanted to actually even go a little bit farther into that what you were describing, because that I love where you're taking that in terms of kind of reimagining that. I think I think a lot of people stumble at that point in terms of what it takes to reimagine, and trying to figure out like, as they're looking at their own process, and they're they're looking at trying to find places to fit AI capabilities in to solve their problems more efficiently than they had before. You know, it…"
🔑 google
"You need to pass a certain bar where they feel, Okay, this thing actually is a really, really good driver. My mother-in-law sat in it just a few weeks ago for the first time and she rolled around. She's like, This car drives much better than me, right? Once she thinks this way, she's immediately at ease, I think. I think people relax after the first several minutes are very exciting. Then they relax and enjoy the experience and mind whatever they like to mind, either the environment or their ph…"
🔑 apple
"Thanks for joining us on revolutions. In retrospect, I'm Doctor Jim Boesky, your host for this episode. Thanks to our producers, Doctor Lynn Price Robbins, Patrick Long, and Jeanette Patrick. Please share the show on social media and help other listeners find it by rating and reviewing on Apple, Spotify, YouTube,"
🔑 amazon
"one where a witness gave photos he'd taken along with the negatives, to a man identifying himself as an Air Force officer who was never seen again. Demiento predicts that the Gallio case will become as well known as the Kelly Hopkinsville case, and argues that it supports the theory which asserts the presence here of UFO occupants of unknown but in any case, non terrestrial origin. Charles Lear is, the author of the Flying Saucer Investigators, available in its second edition on Amazon dot com.…"
🔑 apple
"No, that's a great insight there. I appreciate that. And kind of the embracing failure to be able to learn and move beyond it very quickly in the way that you put that. You know, as we're looking at kind of closing out here, and you've done a great job of kind of bringing us into a new way of thinking about this, the AI and the world in which we live and how it's impacting people and people in their vulnerability, having to navigate through this, as you're looking ahead, as you're looking at th…"
🔑 iran
"nature of the thing. April second, twenty twenty six, Pam Bondie is fired as United States Attorney General fourteen months on the job, the shortest tenure of any confirmed Attorney general in sixty years. Let that land for a moment. Sixty years. That takes you back to the Eisenhower administration, back to a time when the Department of Justice was still finding its modern shape. And in all those decades, through Watergate, through Iran Contra, through the War on Terror and everything that came…"
🔑 iran
"of appearing on television and saying the things that needed to be said. The problem, and it's the fundamental problem of patron dependent careers everywhere, is that the patron's needs change to day. You're useful tomorrow, You're not to day. Your combativeness is an asset to morrow. It's a liability to day. Your willingness to weaponize the Justice Department is exactly what's wanted to morrow. When the political winds shift, when the base turns on you over Epstein files, when congressional s…"
🔑 white house
"lobbying work at Ballad Partners entirely. Let me just sit with that for a moment. She omitted it now the Senate, being the Senate did eventually raise questions about her lobbying history. Senator Dick Durbin, the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, pressed on the corporate sympathies that her lobbying career implied. He pointed to the parade of former clients who would now have cases before the very department she would lead, Google, Apple, and Vidia, Live Nation, United Health Visa.…"
🔑 white house
"I avoid watching the news in general, so I really don't know if there's any movement forward. And that's kind of your job watching the news. So have you seen any forward movement on anything? Yes, yes I have. So people who are working on this right now are very very villish represented persons, very very bullish on this. He's quite happy with the progress. Jeremy Corbell, who I speak to, I believe he said that the Pentagon of the White House, he's been in contact with like communications people…"
🔑 white house
"its own story about how this White House operates. According to the reporting, Trump met with EPA administrator Lee Zilden on the Tuesday before the Wednesday Oval Office meeting with Bondie. Now, Zilding is a former congressman from New York, a loyalist in his own right, and someone who has been running the Environmental Protection Agency. Moving him from EPA to Attorney General would be, let's say, a lateral move, in the way that asking your plumber to perform open heart surgery is a lateral …"
🔑 white house
"twenty five. When you lose that much institutional knowledge, things fall through the cracks. Deadlines get missed, not because of conspiracy, but because nobody left in the building knows where the files are. Theory two is deliberate obstruction. The argument here is that the Epstein files contain information that is damaging to powerful people, some of whom may be connected to the current administration or its allies, and that Bondi was ordered or chose to slow walk the releases to protect th…"
🔑 white house
"we now have another instance of a contradictory statement from what he's previously said on the subject in review, take a look at this evolution from a joking to a serious attitude and why there's also in congruence. If you remember, when he was running for president, he made jokes about extraterrestrials when debating Senator Kucinich. Very understandable because it's not reasonable that he was in a position to know anything significant. At the time. Then, once he became president, his White H…"
🔑 nvidia
"lobby for companies that had business before the Department of Justice. It traveled with her to the America First Policy Institute, where she would oversee litigation that served partisan political objectives, and had traveled with her ultimately to the Department of Justice itself, where as Attorney General of the United States, she would oversee the very cases and investigations that affected her former clients. According to Senate Judiciary reporting, during her confirmation hearings, questi…"
🔑 google
"lobbying career from your Attorney General questionnaire is not a memory lapse. It's a choice, and it's a choice that only makes sense if you're confident that the system your entering values loyalty above transparency. The Senate hearings themselves were revealing, though perhaps not in the way the Senate is intended. Judiciary Committee members, including Senator Dick Durbin pressed Bondie on potential conflicts involving her former lobbying clients Google, Apple, Nvidia, Live Nation, United …"
🔑 apple
"are actually in pre production or development or production right now, or like the Spielberg one you'll see in the theaters very soon. Oh yeah, I can't wait for that. But you know, that's why sound light and frequency and by the way, people want to know more sound lightfrequency dot Com will take you there. And also the podcast is available wherever anybody gets their podcasts, so it's not really complex. If you get it from Apple or you get it from iHeart or Spotify, Spotify, and you just go th…"
🔑 amazon
"in the foreword of stories book, I know of no recent books so riddled with logical and factual errors as the works of Pannakin. Bondanikin commented on his critics for Playboy and is quoted in the introduction, I'm the only author who has really frightened the critics. Other writers sit at home and wait for miracles. I'm making miracles. Fondanikan passed away on January tenth. Charles Lear is the author of The Flying Saucer Investigators, available in its second edition at Amazon dot com. M"
🔑 amazon
"by the Chief of the Air Force, the Defence Minister, and Brazil's President Luis Anacio Lula da Silva. The approval was given and Ordnance five hundred fifty one slash gc IREE was signed on August ninth, twenty ten by Air Air Force Commander Lieutenant Brigadier Jannetti Saito and published on August tenth, twenty ten. Thanks to Scott Bernowitz for bringing our attention to this subject. Charles Lear is by UFO history buff and author of The Flying Saucer Investigators at Amazon dot com."
🔑 google
"a good question. I didn't want to go away and forget to have it asked. When we look at the moon, if you want to if you want to actually see the Moon in intricate detail, right down to the the tracks left by the rover and the experiments right there, Live on the Moon, Live on the move, well on the Moon photograph. There is a satellite circling the Moon for years now called the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter the l r O. And if you look up in Google l"
🔑 amazon
"Lucius Ferish had an article about the case published in the April nineteen sixty six issue of Fate, in which he proclaimed this case is one of the most astounding to be found on record. The editor's note at the end of Clark's article states, Lucius Ferish has asked us to convey his apologies to Fate readers for his unwinning role in publicizing this fallacious incident. Charles Lear is the author of The Flying Saucer Investigators, available in its second edition at Amazon dot com."
🔑 amazon
"Oldbury Police, the West Bromwich Police, and the UFO Studies Investigation Services. The case is mentioned in Northern UFO News number fifty seven, page four of the PDF, and the reader is told that the case is being investigated by UFO s I S and U f O R A under the supervision of Mark Pritchard and Martin Keatman, and that landing marks in the snow were seen and photographed. Charles Lear is the author of The Flying Saucer Investigators on Amazon dot com."
🔑 iran
"Iranian territory. The scale was unprecedented. We weren't just running intelligence operations in Iran. We were building a shadow military capability that could function with or without communication with Israeli command structures. But every component we smuggled, every asset we inserted, every operational capability we established, was another variable in an equation that was becoming impossible to solve without catastrophic consequences. Doctor Ahmad Tehrani was watching our infiltration ef…"
🔑 iran
"many others, I asked, twenty three in my division alone, he replied, Analysts, technicians, operatives who joined to serve Iran and discovered they were serving a regime that will destroy Iran to maintain power. Twenty three Iranian intelligence officers working secretly for Israel. The scope of the penetration was staggering and terrifying. If Iranian leadership discovered the network, the executions would make headlines for weeks. But Karremi wasn't finished. There's something else you need t…"
🔑 iran
"nuclear capability would require resources beyond Israeli capacity. We would need American bunker busting bombs to reach the Fordoh facility. We would need American intelligence to coordinate simultaneous strikes across multiple provinces. We would need American defensive systems to protect Israel from inevitable retaliation. The mathematics of preventing nuclear war required convincing President James Mitchell that regional war was preferable to global catastrophe. But President Mitchell was p…"
🔑 iran
"naval facilities, ammunition depots, everything that could enable sustained retaliation against Israeli population centers. But Wave eighteen included strikes against the underground command bunker where Captain Amir's replacement was coordinating Tehran's defense. The bunker we'd identified through intelligence provided by the very operatives Amir had been investigating. Archive control confirmed destruction of target designation Bravo Underground came the report. At eighteen twenty three hour…"
🔑 white house
"how elite political spaces operate. The international media dimension adds additional complexity. When foreign leaders visited Marilago during Trump's presidency, those visits received global media coverage that documented not just the diplomatic interactions, but the setting itself. Foreign audiences saw their leaders in this specific context, at this private club, surrounded by this particular esthetic. This created interesting diplomatic dynamics because the setting itself communicated somet…"
🔑 google
"getting Look. I promised myself I'd keep my composure on this one because the facts are damning enough without me editorializing. But some facts are editorial. Some facts carry their own opinion, and this is one of them. Now here's where the story takes a turn that would be darkly comic if it weren't so consequential. The morning after this hearing, the very next day, a Thursday, Bondie fired Gail Slater. Slater was the head of the DOJ's antitrust division, and she had been leading a high profi…"
🔑 google
"came crashing through society and had the idea that you know, a sort of news organization of the future wasn't going to try to get you to come to its website. It was going to distribute its content through these huge new platforms, first of all Facebook, but also Twitter, also Interests, also Google, and you know, I think there was an idea that in a way, those things were the new cable. In the eighties, cable had been laid into the ground, and these companies like ESPN, CNN, MTV had built this …"
🔑 iran
"against any oppressive attacks against the Iranian nation. He punctuated this declaration by observing extended military exercises by the Iranian rebel evolutionary Guard's Corps naval forces, which Western navies frequently accuse of belligerent actions disrupting international shipping in the narrow, tense oil transit waters of the Persian Gulf. Recruited from fanatical Bassage paramilitary units originally formed to fight in the nineteen eighties Iran Iraq war. The Guard's Corps fields a fan…"
🔑 iran
"against any oppressive attacks against the Iranian nation. He punctuated this declaration by observing extended military exercises by the Iranian rebel evolutionary Guard's Corps naval forces, which Western navies frequently accuse of belligerent actions disrupting international shipping in the narrow, tense oil transit waters of the Persian Gulf. Recruited from fanatical Bassage paramilitary units originally formed to fight in the nineteen eighties Iran Iraq war. The Guard's Corps fields a fan…"
🔑 whistleblower
"say something. Well, God forbid, somebody talks out a line, God forbids, somebody rats on the institution, right, got to circle the wagons. That's the kind of mentality these people have. Turnage said that she feels failed by the institution and was fired for her role at the penitentiary on November tenth. Her firing came a day after Democrat Jamie Raskin wrote a letter to the White House saying the White House Judiciary Committee, of which he is the ranking member, detailing the whistleblower'…"
🔑 white house
"over at Fox perplexed about your behavior, you know things are about to get wild. So today we have an article from Fox News and the headline why Malanya Trump is denying alleged smears related to Jeffrey Epstein and wants victims to testify. This article was authored by Howard Kurtz. It was, and I don't say it lightly, a jaw dropping moment. I'm sitting here with the TV on, and all of a sudden, there's a live shot on Malania Trump reading a speech at the White House. Yeah, pretty much my reacti…"
🔑 white house
"a subpoena by Congress can just quit their job or yet fired and then say, you know what, You issued that subpoena when I was a plumber, but now I'm a motherfucking astrophysicist. Baby, You're gonna have to redo it. Is that what we're doing. Is that really what's going on here, because it sure seems that way to me. Now that Pam Bondy has been fired, she's trying to get out of her legal obligation to testify before the Oversight Committee about the Epstein files and the White House"
🔑 gaza
"Stave and Menchem, remain hostage in Gaza after being captured during Hamas's October invasion or while fighting Hamas militants in Gaza's dense urban neighborhoods over the last four months. Kirby said the administration will look into Egypt's claims, but stressed the importance of humanitarian access to the battered Gaza Strip, where the war has destroyed vital infrastructure and erased entire neighborhoods. We fully support Israel's right to defend itself against ti terrorist threats. That i…"
🔑 gaza
"Stave and Menchem, remain hostage in Gaza after being captured during Hamas's October invasion or while fighting Hamas militants in Gaza's dense urban neighborhoods over the last four months. Kirby said the administration will look into Egypt's claims, but stressed the importance of humanitarian access to the battered Gaza Strip, where the war has destroyed vital infrastructure and erased entire neighborhoods. We fully support Israel's right to defend itself against ti terrorist threats. That i…"
🔑 gaza
"fighting continued unabated between Israel and Hamas leading up to Thursday morning. It's worth mentioning that Israel is currently unaware of the names of the captives set to be released, but an Israeli media report suggests that this information will be provided later today. In a noteworthy statement, the White House has hailed its role in brokering this captive release agreement. The White House emphasized that this deal is a testament to the diplomacy and dedication of individuals across th…"
🔑 gaza
"his public pleas unfortunately fell on deaf ears as no substantive preventative action was taken. Now, with casualties spiraling out of control, Lapid renewed his calls for Natanyahu to resign over grave negligence and incompetency, but Israel's longest serving prime minister remains defiantly entrenched in his refusal to step down. Us praises Qatar as indispensable partner in de escalation efforts as Secretary Austin Bolster's regional security cooperation to curb threats against international…"
🔑 gaza
"expand ground operations into Rafa. In southern Gaza. Netanyahu stated the IDF is actively planning potential military offensives to take control of Rafa. The UN Secretary General warned that invading Rafa would exponentially increase what is already a humanitarian nightmare, as over one million displaced Palestinians are sheltering there, but Netanyahu appeared to dismiss those concerns. Secretary Blinken departed the Middle East with divisions between the US and Israel over cease fire plans m…"
🔑 gaza
"world too often divided by hatred and fear. It's our shared response, its ability to bear witness to the suffering of others, and to stand in solidarity with all those who yearn for a brighter tomorrow. Stay with us as we begin our special report on the Israel Gaza conflict. In a shocking and tragic turn of events, the Israel Defense Forces have confirmed that a strike on a United Nations Relief and Works Agency food distribution center in Rafa, Southern Gaza, killed a Hamas commander identifie…"
🔑 gaza
"the Biden administration, which has sought to strike a balance between its support for Israel and its commitment to a two state solution to the Israeli Palestinian conflict. As the first AID ship the Open Arms prepares to dock in Gaza, satellite images have revealed the construction of a makeshift jetty in the central part of the enclave. The fifty meters structure, built using rubble from buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes, is located near the site of the tragic Flower massacre that cl…"
🔑 gaza
"marked by Palestinian suicide bombings and Israeli military raids across the occupied territories. Over three thousand Palestinians and one thousand Israelis were killed over four years of fighting. In two thousand and five, Israel withdrew soldiers and settlers from inside Gaza, but maintained control of its borders, coastline, and air space. When the Islamist group Hamas won Palestinian elections in two thousand and six, Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza, restricting the flow of god goods and…"
🔑 gaza
"one major German cities and towns, obliterating forty fifty percent of their total urban area. By comparison, over thirty three percent of Gaza's dense urban landscape has been destroyed thus far. Pope emphasized the intensity and civilian death toll of the ongoing Gaza campaign puts it comfortably in the top quartile of the most devastating bombing campaigns ever. During the US led twenty seventeen offensive to uproot Isis from Mosul, Iraq, coalition air power killed nearly ten thousand civili…"
🔑 microsoft
"Rob Watson: Justice, being fairly enacted, and… Rob Watson: objectively enacted, and to know, you know, training judges as prompt engineers for AI systems isn't the same as understanding the law and natural justice. How do they tussle with that? Is that something that you've asked, you know, you've considered, or they've considered? Mateus Amorim: Yes, yes, touching on that point, just as I mentioned it before, those 5 judges, they were really, really, I mean, a different kind of spectrum of th…"
🔑 google
"That makes me want to go away and write 5,000 words. There is so much you could, you could respond to with that. Um, I’m thinking about sort of online space and I’m also thinking about some of the sort of 1970s work on relationship breaking emotional bonds. Um, but there’s so much in between. Um, the online space I think you know from from what I know about identity formation and the online space many people are curating their personas online. You know this is who I am this is what I’m doing. A…"
🔑 iran
"any of our business if he wasn't legitimately elected, or is it just our foreign policy concerned that he's becoming dangerous because he's a tire inter needs to have props from outside. Ven Azulla, I would have said, you know, the hard facts of international relations are that it's the foreign policy. So in I suppose there were a. Democratic election and the country there said we actually love China and Iran, and we democratically welcomed them and ask them to set up bases. You know, I think t…"
🔑 first amendment
"is the idea of parental controls and user controls, and we absolutely need more user controls again for everybody. There need to be a lot more parental controls again for everybody. And there's a huge difference between the government demanding that of companies and consumers demanding that, parents demanding that, nonprofits demanding that. One of the things we would actually really like to see at EFF is Congress taking a look at antitrust laws and making it easier for consumer groups to deman…"
🔑 whistleblower
"Is that still an important issue in that community there? Do you know? Do they still struggle with water issues there? Yeah? I was in Flint yesterday. We just kicked off a statewide brewery tour, so we're meeting people and breweries all across the state. And as you can imagine, clean water is important for making good beer too, But it's going to be an entire generation that really struggles. I'm very good friends with doctor Mona Hanna, who was the Flint whistleblower. She was the pediatrician…"
🔑 white house
"in the White House. The Secret Service wouldn't let me walk across the street, so I had to get in the car every morning to cross the street to the White House office, again at noon to go to the Blair House for lunch, and again to go back to the office after lunch, and finally take an automobile at night to return to the black Blair House. Fantastic, isn't it, But necessary so my Guard's thought. And there are the buses on such matters as that. Now, of course, we're back in the White House. It i…"
🔑 white house
"that occurred to me that could have done it was somebody who had a terrible time opening those medicine bottles you press in turn. I'd see it in his mouth occasionally trying to get the cap off. He had trouble opening its drawers. He hadn't driven a car in years. This was a very foreign kind of machine. Did Nixon order the breaking himself? No, No, there's no evidence of that. There's no evidence that anybody in the White House knew. What's ironic, Alec is that had the mission of the evening ac…"
🔑 white house
"of your screen in zoom. I'm pleased to now introduce our moderator, Annie Donaldson. Tally is a partner at Luther Strange and Associates, LLC. She previously served in the White House as Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy Council to the President and Chief of Staff to the Office of the White House Council. Prior to her government service, she counseled high profile individuals and clients in the for profit, nonprofit, political and government sectors while in Associated Jones Day and Pat…"
🔑 white house
"about him? Were they concerned about that at all? Legally we had that thing. Every word was gone through by one of the great attorneys in the country. So they backed you that imprint. Yeah, and also New York Magazine backed it. That thing was fact checked up and down when I when I came out with the story, it's remarkable it was in the book. But New York Magazine excerpted that was the thing that hit the White House. And they saw that"
🔑 white house
"but they seem there's not a lot of hope for them. About it's sad they can achieve. Even talking about courts and cases and kind of how the system has changed over time is a little bit depressant. You want to hear my best White House story? Go right ahead. So after Windsor, we get invited to the White House for it was the Honka party, I think, and I said to my our son was about seven or eight, And I said to my wife, like, should we bring him? He was pretty hyperactive as a kid. I said, well, bri…"
🔑 white house
"came with HR one. Just for the sake of time, I'll mention a couple of them. It's estimated that funding cuts in HR one will result in ten million people being uninsured by twenty thirty four. The bill restricts how states can use taxes to fund Medicaid and expansion states. It also includes federally mandated work requirements. That's right, when you talk about the transfer of wealth, can you explain what you mean by that. So there was a mandate basically from the White House"
🔑 gaza
"his public pleas unfortunately fell on deaf ears as no substantive preventative action was taken. Now, with casualties spiraling out of control, Lapid renewed his calls for Natanyahu to resign over grave negligence and incompetency, but Israel's longest serving prime minister remains defiantly entrenched in his refusal to step down. Us praises Qatar as indispensable partner in de escalation efforts as Secretary Austin Bolster's regional security cooperation to curb threats against international…"
🔑 gaza
"the Biden administration, which has sought to strike a balance between its support for Israel and its commitment to a two state solution to the Israeli Palestinian conflict. As the first AID ship the Open Arms prepares to dock in Gaza, satellite images have revealed the construction of a makeshift jetty in the central part of the enclave. The fifty meters structure, built using rubble from buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes, is located near the site of the tragic Flower massacre that cl…"
🔑 gaza
"one major German cities and towns, obliterating forty fifty percent of their total urban area. By comparison, over thirty three percent of Gaza's dense urban landscape has been destroyed thus far. Pope emphasized the intensity and civilian death toll of the ongoing Gaza campaign puts it comfortably in the top quartile of the most devastating bombing campaigns ever. During the US led twenty seventeen offensive to uproot Isis from Mosul, Iraq, coalition air power killed nearly ten thousand civili…"
🔑 gaza
"in the area with the objective of targeting terrorists, but it did not provide specific details about the strike. Meanwhile, Felipe Lazzarini, the Commissioner General of the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees WUNERWA, expressed shock and sorrow, mentioning that they had received distressing images and footage from another Wunua school sheltering thousands of displaced individuals. In southern Gaza, an Israeli air strike struck a residential building on the outskirts of the town of Khanyunis, r…"
🔑 gaza
"casualties and widespread fear among the Israeli population. Additionally, Hamas has been accused of using human shields by placing military assets in densely populated civilian areas, thereby endangering the lives of Gazan civilians. War crimes by Israel. The Israeli government, led by Natanya Who, has faced allegations of disproportionate use of force in Gaza. The IDF's military operations have resulted in significant civilian casualties and extensive destruction of infratry structure. Human …"
🔑 microsoft
"and it makes it hard to go back to that basic premise of are these bees as necessary? Well? What would happen if there wasn't a labor shortage? What if we could actually show that there wasn't a shortage of skilled workers in the United States, and I think that's what's happening now. There is simply no evidence for a labor shortage in the STEM fields. You could say, and I think that what I could live with is if Microsoft or one of these AI firms were to say, look, these ten engineers, these ar…"
🔑 google
"Yeah, that's a good point. And then what are the new methods that we've put in place now to authenticate your login credentials? Yeah. As Seth mentioned, you know, there was a customer that's really excited and I'm really excited for it. I think our biggest one is an authenticator application. You can get these on tablets, smartphones, and you can get these right from your app store. Most of them are free and there's dozens of them. So it's whatever one you are most comfortable using is going t…"
🔑 amazon
"acoustic terribly different. We're doing a movie of the book. It's going to be the last song you hear is there's going to be this new version of I Think We're Alone. And we released it in twenty nineteen and it went top twenty fours Adult Contemporary, and so it was great to be back on the Check it. Out now you can know you think We're that That covers out now. Yes, it's on YouTube. It's on well, you name Amazon, you get the album, the whole album. Now, let me ask you this. So you're out there …"
🔑 amazon
"and one size fits all injunctive provisions in twenty year orders. Under the Chairman's leadership, the FTC is taking a different approach for starters. We've prioritized we're returning money back to consumers, such as in the case of a rule violation, but to be clear, we'll seek civil penalties when they're supported by the facts or law. We're also reducing the length of orders where appropriate and where warranted by the facts. So for example, the agency has included a ten year sunset provisi…"
🔑 google
"Charlie Birtles: It looks really robust and I I can just imagine that it’s taken so much patience and a dedication of time and passion by the person who’s created it. Obviously connecting to the place it’s—talking about it being once being a common sight in the Midlands hauling passengers and freight. He built the model entirely from recycled materials—card, matchsticks and sawdust, following an original drawing and he was inspired by both its design and legendary legacy. So yeah, I was inspire…"
🔑 google
"You don't have to have the rule memorized or anything, but it's just a quick shorthand, once again, approximation. And you're never going to have perfect 8% returns every year for nine straight years. Exactly. That's a good point to mention that obviously we know that markets fluctuate. It's not always going to be the same percent of interest, but it just gives you an idea and hopefully a little bit of a motivator. And for all those of us who are not particularly loved to do the math, there's t…"
🔑 amazon
"paid off before retirement occurs. And if we do decide to relocate, I think we've decided that any cell of our house would need to buy the new house because we want to limit as much of our output as we have control over. So I think that's also making me feel confident that we'll be able to if it's just us and without consideration to others. Yeah, it sounds like you have a really good grasp of what your standard fixed expenses would be. Part of it is being a consumer. Seth, you and I have talke…"
🔑 amazon
"buying a more expensive car or whatever, then- A lot of times a house is a forced savings account for people. That is true. And that's why it helps people grow their wealth. Yeah. It's actually making you save. Yeah, exactly. Versus the extra. Yeah, you kind of mentioned a little bit there about the mindset. And one of the first examples he tells readers in the book is about, you know, think about a crisp $100 bill and what that means to you. You might be thinking that you could buy a nice dinn…"
🔑 amazon
"So I had to create simple habits to think about my spending. So sometimes it's like if I want to make one of those dopamine purchases online or something, I have to ask myself, would I buy this on a fixed income? And usually the answer is no. And so it's just creating those little habits of practicing prioritizing savings over spending, which is something that I'm proud to have come very far on, but definitely still working on. That's great. I have adopted a bit of those as well. Usually the on…"
🔑 google
"I love that actor, you know. And you didn't know him. I didn't know him. No. And then months later I was living in Massachusetts. I was working at you know, at a day job and dreaming of this dream to get to LA. And one night I looked up Josh's name on you know, this is before Google. I looked it up on whatever alta"
🔑 iran
"the Second Amendment. Now, before I dive into the specifics of the arguments in this case, I think there is a lot of interesting background that isn't necessarily relevant to the legal issues in this case, but that provides some context, some gloss on what exactly is happening here. Mister Hamami is actually someone who the government has long suspected of having terrorist ties. He is a dual US Pakistani citizen. He traveled back and forth between the United States and Iran several times. He ac…"
🔑 first amendment
"spot to do that when the other route seems a bit narrower to just say, at least as with respect to this level of marijuana use in this case, it doesn't meet the bar. Yeah, And the final question. Has to do with, you know, whether the court might side with HARMANI on kind of an overbred. Theory, and I guess I kind of want to turn. That into so overbreadth is a First Amendment doctrine right that allows you know, a plaintiff whose own speech you can lawfully be restricted, to come into court and …"
🔑 first amendment
"be forced into those broad boxes, even though it would be wise for a modest pluralism in a university if I was going to send my own kid there, or want to teach there, or want to speak there. So that's sort of my perspective on it is that there's lots to be said after David talk a little bit, but I think there are interesting things that can be. Done in the context of Title Sex. And I am not absolutist on the First Amendment on"
🔑 white house
"you had to speak plainly as to what the law allowed, where the risks lie, and then you had to step back and the and your client in that case had to make the decision. So learning how to advise great power without you know, possessing it or making the decisions to yourself, and staying steady under the pressure of it when time was short, stakes were high. Those disciplines that I learned as a military lawyer came with me through other experiences in the White House, certainly come with me"
🔑 white house
"by a board, it's run by an executive director. If you go back and look at the executive directors over time, they tend to be left of. You've got a decent number of Carter appointees who do it for a number of years. Was run by Judge. Fogel out of San Francisco, he's you know, a guy who ruled California's death penalty unconstitutional. He was a friendly witness called by Senator white House and his crusade against"
🔑 amazon
"has been important for the American economy. There's countless Americans who are engaged in delivery drivers on the local or delivery drivers on the local level, from rideshare drivers who might pick up somebody from the airport who traveled inner state, to your local food delivery person who brings your hot dogg and fries combo that has a bag of chips with it that certainly traveled an interstate commerce coming from your restaurant. And then of course the quickt essential example of the Amazo…"
🔑 amazon
"The Obama board, and then when the. Biden board came in, we got a series of what you know, again, I think this is my own view, but I think inspared to describe as you know, however you view the merit to the policy. Some pretty large earthquakes, and labor law decisions like Thrive which changed the way the board fashion's remedies, cases like Cemex, which changed the way that the unions are certified as bargaining representatives, in case the Amazon Services, which outlawed what until that point"
🔑 google
"While of US is going. On ASTM, which is also, of course litigant here was suing Public Resource dot org. A decision of a DC Circuit Court of Appeals held that it was a fair use. Now was notable for. Public Resource to copy some of a STM codes. Now, this came just. After just two decisions from a US Supreme Court. One of them was Google versus Oracle, in which the US"
🔑 iran
"that they've got a problem either way, right, because if Cornyn wins, there's going to be a lot of people like Paxson's the only true Republican in this race. So I ain't gonna look at that corn guy. And then the ad vice versa to what you just said. So there, and on top of that, the Republican turnout model has been very very bad. Yeah, these guys there, what are you what are you going to go vote for? The Iran war, for me tariffs for a worse economy, Like"
🔑 white house
"done to put a patch on the problem, which is and sanctions on Russian oil, thus making Vladimir Putin a very happy young man. So after they invade Iran and after they discover that's got something to do with oil. And after oil rises, and after gas prices rise, when oil price rise, Susie Wiles, the Chief of Staff, runs around the White House saying, oh, yeah, right, you have an Apple Watch. Yeah, because that's when the people saw the pictures. They were like, she has an Apple Watch. That's a se…"
🔑 white house
"one thing that needs to be passed that he needs to sign, But that is really it. So the idea that somehow him not signing bills is some kind of revenge on the American people is kind of hilarious and insane. Agreed. So, I don't know about you, but I'm tired of winning. So one of the things that makes me feel like we're really winning is when you see reports that the White House is blucking an intelligence report warning of rights in US homeland terror threats linked to the Iran worth. It really …"
🔑 google
"We shouldn't be paying for fucking data centers that you'd be a private cost. The fact that you have people paying for data centers which make data for companies that are not us, and then those companies it's like you paying for my Starbucks have it. It doesn't make any sense. I don't want to do that. Let me repeat that. I don't want to do that. Yeah. So I don't want to pay for Google. I don't want to pay for Amazon. I don't want to pay"
🔑 white house
"She's very obedient, she's very very good at being the at being the good girl, the good guy for the big boss. When she was in Florida, she was basically like, what does Jeb want? What does Rick Scott want? When when it's when it's Trump, it's what does Trump want? So but Blanche viewed her as a way to like take some of the air out of the Epstein balloon so he could step in. And I had heard from somebody very adjacent to the White House that Blanche was the guy who was rallying other people to g…"
🔑 gaza
"already want to see all sorts of like sort of side effects, one of which is like these are you know, Katar, we know had bribed Trump, but they're also had been giving huge amounts of money to El Mousk Silicon Valley, funding all the AI stuff. And now you're seeing a lot of the AI people, but they're really worried, you know, like you know, okay, do not an assessor sound bite. You remember what Trump did the Board of Piece and they talked about let's turn Gaza into Dubai. Well, actually"
🔑 iran
"I love this and at the end of the day, I think that if there are people in Iran who now, given everything that's happened, are willing to move in a different direction for their country, that would be great. Imagine in Iran that in spent instead of spending their wealth billions of dollars supporting terrorist or weapons, had spent that money helping the people of Iran. You have a much different country. So we are always hopeful that that would exist over there. Yeah, it is incredible stuff bec…"
🔑 iran
"sounds more sensible than all the Republicans in Congress. Well, this is really what we're dealing with, is that this whole Iron thing has been the strongest, the biggest stress test of this maga idea that we've seen the entirety of Trump's arrival on the scene. Right, the whole thing is that this is the guy who said I can go out in Fifth Avenue, I can shoot five people and people will still love me. I can do whatever I want. And as this Iran thing has both begun and gotten bigger and bigger an…"
🔑 iran
"Sea and the Sewers Canal, which are up there in the top five as well. The idea that Trump didn't foresee this or couldn't have foreseen this, Rather, he didn't foresee this, but the idea that he couldn't have is manifestly absurd. I mean Iran, it takes the rumors of Somali pirates to give the frights to these tankers and to the insurance companies or an RPG from Yemen. From the huties. This, you know, is a waterway that is accustomed to suddenly closing off. And Trump now has handed Iran this m…"
🔑 iran
"I mean ew Regema. There were thousands of dead in Regina. And so the Lindsay Grahams of the world are kind of running the show and this could get America locked in a quagmire for god knows how long and who knows how hi these gas prices are going to go. My favorite was Scott Besson today on the morning shows and she. Was like, well, you know you have. Uh you know Iran, Iran. I'm sorry, Iran can sell oil now because they are not sanctioned anymore. And Besson is like, so arrogant and he goes he g…"
🔑 iran
"America's orbit. Remember, this was not about the people of Venezuela or democracy or anything else that was. Actually see rodrigaz in there, correct. So we'd have a puppet government in Venezuela, which is kind of annoying to the Venezuela and diaspora who actually won. These guys ousted, so they are fault for having any faith in this administration. Yes, so now you have in theory, you've got access to Venezuelan oil. So in theory, Iran blocking a fifth of the world's oil from getting through …"
🔑 white house
"that aren't in the e mail or that have been lost to time. What we can say definitively is this, No victim who has come forward publicly has accused Donald Trump of sexual misconduct in connection with Jeffrey Epstein. That doesn't mean Trump's relationship with Epstein should be ignored or whitewashed. It doesn't mean the questions about what Trump knew and when he knew it are illegitimate, but it does mean we need to be very careful about drawing conclusions that aren't supported by evidence. …"
🔑 white house
"They made the abstract concrete. Now let us talk about what happened on Capitol Hill, because the political fallout from these files has been, and I am choosing my words carefully here, extraordinary. On January twenty first, twenty twenty six, just days before the DOJ release, the House Oversight Committee voted to old Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify about their connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Contempt of Congress for two people who between them occupie…"
🔑 white house
"about the issue multiple times, suggesting that powerful pedophiles were being protected and calling for transparency, but in August twenty twenty five, Musk posted a tweet that seemed to question whether the full release of the files was really necessary. The tweet was vague and cryptic, as Musk's tweets often are, but the implication seemed to be that Musk was backing away from his previous calls for disclosure. The tweet was deleted within hours, which only intensified speculation. Had Musk …"
🔑 white house
"The problem was that the bill faced significant opposition from House Leadership. Speaker Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican who had ascended to the speakership after a chaotic fight in late twenty twenty three, was reportedly reluctant to bring the bill to the floor for a vote. The reasons for his opposition were never entirely clear. Some speculated that he was protecting members of his own party who might be embarrassed by the revelations. Others thought he was acting at the behest of the …"
🔑 anthropic
"Okay, the Giving Pledge is so fucked. I'm sorry not to put too fine a point on it. Now, money and politics, there is a huge AI push in this selection. I want to talk about their's anthropic there's meta, there's any number of groups doing any number of things. So talk us through what AI is doing with our elections. Sure, I mean to some extent what your average billionaire like Peter Tield does doesn't really matter because these individuals are being vastly outspent by the companies. That's the…"
🔑 white house
"what other evidence might they have gathered. In that presumably is still in the files. So that's it for this week. Since this is a special episode, we won't have a public episode now next week, but subscribers will be able to access our next episode then and you won't want to miss it. Here's why we should estimate how many presidential records would fit inside the toilet. There were these big sinkholes both at the White House and on mar A Lago's lawn. Matt sinkholes, sinkholes. There is a chan…"
🔑 white house
"pedal to the metal on like, hey, FBI, you need to process this quickly. Right on victory victory and the am I love it, well, Matt, that is our journey, our investigation into not just the destruction of presidential records. But you know what happens when these records go down the toilet in the White House. I get all circumstantial, you know, plausible. I think those are very important findings and I think is really important to democracy. I mean, there's an obligation to retain presidential re…"
🔑 google
"where Caleb Glenn fits, what the lineup may look like, and you bring in Josiah Jervis, who's you know, supposed to be a ready to go guy, who's gonna play, I'm I'm very curious. Dominic up next. This was the worst weekend of my life, worse than the seventy two hour wait for the STI results. After being duped dumped by the w word, MSU basketball was eliminated, MSU hockey was eliminated, Tigers got shut out, Red Wings essentially killed themselves. Google, says Christy Winter. Scott is happily ma…"
🔑 first amendment
"What I'd really like to hear is that read by the actor who played Tom Wamscan in succession? You back off this an executive level of business, Okay. You know I mean It's so funny because every time some kind of directive is handed down, you know, then the directive ends up being published by a media outlet. But you know, yeah, and this is a big deal, Like I mean, imposing secrecy and government officials, Like there is some First Amendment law around this, and you know,"
🔑 apple
"Live read? Yeah, well does yeah start with comfort golf, groovy donuts? Swing on by fire keepers? I because you know in sportsbook gap or he wants to avoid Oh yeah, yeah don't Yeah, fire keepers may not play poker or something. You could do something else, I would, you know, like this is a good opportunity to to watch the Tigers, to uh watch them golf, you know, get yourself ready for the masters, to watch them NBA. There's a apple orchard open now, can you get it"
🔑 apple
"Our editor for Bloomberg is Jeff Brocott. Our executive producers for Bloomberg Sagebauman and me Jason Leopold, and our executive producers for No Smiling are Sean Cannon, Heather Schrowing and Matt Topic. The disclosure theme song is by Nick, with additional music by Nick An Epidemic sound sound design and mixing is by Sean Cannon. For more transparency news and important document dumps, you can subscribe to my Weeklyfoya Files newsletter at Bloomberg dot com slash Foya Files. That's Foia Fil…"
🔑 apple
"for Bloomberg are Sage Bauman and me Jason Leopold, and our executive producers for No Smiling are Sean Cannon, Heather Schrowing and Matt Topic. The Disclosure theme song is by Nick, with additional music by Nick An Epidemic Sound sound design and mixing is by Sean Cannon. Documents were read this week by Kyle Kanaane. For more transparency news and important document dumps, you can subscribe to my weekly Foier Files newsletter at Bloomberg dot com slash Foya Files That's Foia Files. To get ev…"
🔑 amazon
"then I got a call from Amazon. It was like, hey, it looks like somebody's trying to scam me for these And then I felt like a real idiot at that point. Yeah, that is an elder abuse scam. I got to look up your. Age and I'm not even half as old as you. You know who else has been pranked? The Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell. The thing is, Powell's a guy who's walking in the shoes of Valan greens Band, Ben Bernanki, and Janet Yellen. When a Fed chief coughs, markets move. If there's a…"
🔑 apple
"and me Jason Leopold, and our executive producers for No Smiling are Sean Cannon, Heather Schroering and Matt Topic. The disclosure theme song is by Nick, with additional music by Nick. An Epidemic sound, sound design and mixing is by Sean Cannon. Emails were read this week by open Mic Eagle. For more transparency news and important document thumps, you can subscribe to my Weeklyfoya Files newsletter at Bloomberg dot com slash Foya Files. That's Foia Files. To get every episode early on Apple p…"
🔑 white house
"and I was even more interested did within the context of how everything went down with the rollout of the Epstein files earlier this year. What I was hoping was to get a look at what was going on behind closed doors with the Epstein records going back to the beginning of the new administration. And remember, Matt just a few weeks after Trump was inaugurated back in February, his brand new Attorney General, Pam Bondi, calls a group of right wing influencers to the White House for an event"
🔑 apple
"and we would not be here, neither would be here without you out there. And so we want to thank you personally and professionally for to get into the podcast looking at the museum, going to the museum. It's we just it's again I said, it's we love doing it and we could continue for a long time. So folks, if you are first here and you're like, what is this, we have a little episodes you guys, if you're going to do audio, go to like Apple, iHeartRadio, Spotify, wherever"
🔑 amazon
"doing the amphibious landings. So you had to be efficient at that and get into a maximum damage and get out without getting your plane, you know, blasted to Helen back right. Very fascinating, Steve. I know we're out of time here, but just really a fasting story into our listeners. The book is going to be out on Tuesday, November the eighteenth. You can go out and get a copy wherever you purchase your book on Amazon, local bookstore, et cetera. We"
🔑 amazon
"So, yeah, I've had a lot of that. Yeah, yeah, that's great. Well, Christopher, thank you so much for coming on spending some time with us. To our listeners, please go get a copy of Christopher and Alan Gordon's book Letters Home from World War Two Saint Louis. It's out Redepressed. I believe it's a publisher. That's correct, and Redipress dot com. Yep or where you go out wherever you buy your books. Amazon carries it as well. We just touched the tip"
🔑 apple
"You know, like there there was a lot there were a lot of things about Ernie that might have limited his his his appetite or his what's the right where his sta taste? Yeah, right, So, so I I had envisioned, in you know, in doing my research, that I would somehow stumble upon this exact same pub and that I would order a calvedoze at the bar and I would you know, sort of share in this moment of like tasting apple brandy for the first time. And I got really lucky that not only did I find a pub, but…"
🔑 google
"State another offense that would be I think he proved it. There we go. Janet from Plymouth Number one. Have you belated birthday to trey Ford, who turned twenty five years old on Friday. Speaking of birthdays, how old is Denham Wojic? I'm not kidding. He's the only player whose birthday has been scrubbed from the bios and the Spartans basketball website. It is also missing from Harvard's and all of the recruiting pages too. Not even Google's AI thing knows how old Denham is?"
🔑 google
"more resources than most people. So that is uh yeah, I mean you can find stories on them out there. But that is the key. I mean, most people when they do their brackets, they you know, they don't put a lot of you're not betting the individual game, so you don't put a lot of time in each pick. But all that stuff's out there if you really want to spend time on you know, why is this team good? You know, I think if you google why is this"
🔑 amazon
"I think you do have to have courage to do what those young men did on that day, and it's incredible and we are forever. Grateful for their service. Yes, we are, absolutely well, James, thank you so much. We're out of time, but thank you so much for coming on and talking about your book. Nothing but courage to our listeners. I strongly encourage you go out and get a copy of the book. It's available wherever you pick up your book, Amazon, etc. But"
🔑 google
"and it's about Ernie and Jerry pre war, heading toward war. She doesn't want him to go, of course, and he wants to go. And I get a phone call from the school. We're in rehearsal, and they said they're any Pile Legacy Foundation called and they wanted to talk to you. And I said, oh no, they're gonna shut me down, you know. And so I get on the phone and it's Jerry, and of course he's just he found the Google alert that we're doing this thing, and he just"
🔑 amazon
"see into the future a little bit. Not everybody can do that is seeing where you know, what are the team leaves saying, and where is the future going to be? Exactly? Well, Bill, I know we're getting closely on time, but I just want to say thank you for coming on spending a few minutes talking about your book, General George S. Patten and the Art of Leadership, one of America's greatest ever generals. You can pick this book up at Amazon"
🔑 amazon
"We just touched the tip of the iceberg. It's a wonderful book, well written in research, and Roona, we just can't thank you enough for coming on and sharing just a little bit of the book with us. Thank you very much. I appreciate the opportunity. Yeah, well, thank you, and we also want to say a shout out to the University of Missouri Price as well. And you can go out and purchase this book wherever you purchase your book, Amazon and local bookstores, or feel"
🔑 microsoft
"else we got here? Anthropick says its latest artificial intelligence model is too powerful for public release. The model Claude. Claude method. Proved to be extremely good at finding critical and vulnerable vulnerabilities in operating systems and web browsers. The company said yesterday that it would instead use Claude as part of a cybersecurity program with a handful of trusted partners like Google and Microsoft."
🔑 google
"Friday for good a. Busy Friday, I got on kiss a lot of Google Summer Shop for grabs. We want you to text answering this question, what do you do that pisses people off? Bemms and whatever. That is to eight two nine four five? Hey, Josh, how are you good? How you doing it? Good? Brother? What do you do that pisses people off? Man? Every now and again, you just got to tell somebody who's being a D stop being a damn D. That's true. Has that ever resulted in an altercation? O? Because usually they'…"
🔑 google
"way through town. Yeah yeah, And is it about maybe? But I think that's pretty cool. People have been kidnapped, they've done this, They've been able to track them pretty quickly. They timestamped these videos, they tracked movement history, how long you were at Walmart? You go to Walmart on Tuesdays. Now, I think there can be an argument that that's already happening with your phone. Of course, it's just not a visual image. Or is it right they have a timestamp of where you're at. I mean Google …"
🔑 google
"think they say, I think they're doing what they think is best. They are not doing this for Denimojic's feelings. They're not doing this for Doug Wogic. I mean, is o Gazan Dena Mogic pretty hard when he comes off and he takes I think if they thought they had a better option, they would go to it. And I think we saw it before Divine Hugo Chuku got hurt that they had gone away from Denim Wogic and a lot of matchups and gone back to Divine google Chuku,"
🔑 apple
"the kids aren't being harmed, they are, they are not all How many times do we have to go through this? How many times do we have to hear about a kid getting molested and go there's a systemic problem in that group, right, and that lifestyle? Right, the people that have a million kids, I would like to agree with you. But at the same time, I don't think all of them are like that. And you could say, yeah, one bad apple ruins the bunch, or when it comes to kids, it absolutely does. But it's you kno…"
🔑 google
"be the most interesting stage presence band out there. I've never been to a Goar concert. They're wild. I hear that. I hear that. I remember seeing them on like Heraldo Rivera, Phil Donahue back in the day. That's how long the band's been around. Okay, so yeah, I'm just seeing a list here. Flaming Lips. Yeah, they're pretty their their stage performance is pretty wild, not wild in the way Guar is completely different performative. If you will google Bardello, Yep, that's another one, crazy one."
🔑 apple
"Right. Maybe they think they're untouchable because of their celebrity status. Yeah, I think it definitely makes the actor look like a douchebag for sure, Like in showing his kids, he's a douchebag. Douchebags raising douchebags because that's exactly what's going to happen. I don't know the kids might be able to be like, Ah, I saw my dad being a douche and I don't want to be that guy. But for the most part, the apple doesn't fall too far from the trees."
🔑 google
"Keep it up. She's supposed to say that, ain't Spanish stupid? I got another one in Spanish. I'm ready whenever you are, let's hear it. You're dumb. Well, that one's certainly blunt. Your Spanish is coming along fine, but maybe we sprinkle in a little more kindness next time. I love that because Google does the same thing for me. Right."
🔑 apple
"I'm saying. I mean, you still have changed the station or whatever, even using the steering wheel. Sure, but he doesn't have to take his eyes off the road to do that, is my point. Yeah, I think there may be a mess up in terminology, okay, because I think when one says they're changing the music or the radio, you may be referring to your iHeartRadio app, your Apple music right, your music app in your phone. Right. So I think there may be some of that which would explain the on your phone scenari…"
🔑 apple
"Here we go? All right? Ivory hammers and. Yeah, you wear these on your hands, especially if it is cold outside. Yep, um spread love be what to people? Be? Nice? Another word for nice? Kind? Yes? Kind? I prefer this over cake, cherry, rhubarb, apple pumpkin. Hi. Yes, this is at the top of your your nail, the end of your your finger. Yes, this actor has a brother also in the business. He this one though, has the uh, the bump in his nose, and his nose is like a little crooked. He's blonde. Oh way.…"
🔑 amazon
"when you're listening to us on the iHeart Radio app and bring up any question you want. Go back to something we got one earlier. A Mary bang kill there it is in their prime. Jessica Alba, Jessica Beal or Jamie Presley. Jessica Beal Is that Timberlake's wife? I believe that's Alba. No, I believe it's Beale. Yeah, she was in that show Better Sister, if you've seen that on Amazon. I think I would marry her and bang Jessica Alba"
🔑 google
"do real impartial analysis for somebody who's emotionally invested in this stuff. That's that's all. That's all I'm saying. It wasn't like a dig it, like is that for you, Dominic? Yeah, but it was it was a difficult. I apologie what are you good at? Though? On Twitter? Dominic, I gave kind of ear good a chance, per your request, and he quote tweeted Wojo's tweet, saying the og still has his fastbaw. What is he getting into Purple Heart for using Google? Please keep that same energy when he igno…"
🔑 amazon
"put out a new album that's nothing but vinyl, cassette and Sadie. You can only get it. That right exactly, and it pisses me off. It'll get online. Eventually, eventually. There's been some songs that are leaked up. I'm like, okay, way to go, Johnny Blueskuys listen. I love Stergel Simpson and I get what he's doing here. Remember, Garth would not release He wouldn't give Apple or anybody. He wouldn't do Spotify. It was Amazon Music only or whatever. In the beginning, he wasn't given anybody does…"
🔑 google
"It's actually one of my biggest complaints about Top five. Yes, right, mine too. They need to be songs that people know, right, some genre, some group of people. Now you probably can say people know Playful Devotion, But they had fifty one thousand views, so no one knows them, right. How did you stumble across it? You? Ai Group? It's an AI rock band that is that was found on Spotify and they're on Apple Music now too. I believe there seems to be a lot of that coming up AI generated music like t…"
🔑 google
"we could give her. So here you go, move off with this man. He'll take care of you as long as you take care of him. Somebody texted him, going, you guys are failing to remember that the legal age of consent just turned six away from sixteen just a couple years ago. True in some states, right, in some states. And I gotta be honest, I'm not deep into the understanding of when it changed and didn't when it didn't. I'll google it,"
🔑 amazon
"Lenny Bruce is a mess. And for those of you who are not familiar with Lenny Bruce, I if you look it up, you're going to be a lot. There's a lot of n word Lenny Bruce rants, is what I'm saying. Yeah, a lot of They also try to like fictionalize romanticize him in that Marvelous Missus Masel show that was on Amazon."
🔑 iran
"who spoke out about the darker side of the regime. Per Serene brysik Resa, Shaw's whim was absolute. His memory extraordinary, his thirst to avenge proverbial his skin gossamer. No elective constitutional system was allowed to grow roots under the Pelavis, another break from Atta Turk's example to the untraveled Shaw, the concept of a free press was unfathomable. When Resa discovered that Iranians were still using postage stamps bearing the portrait of the deposed Ahmed Shah, he sent his troops…"
🔑 iran
"There is a huge debate as to who is more at fault. Given the similarities between the Great Persian Famine and the Bengal Famine of nineteen forty three, a lot of people understand and blame the British From that same paper quote highlighting the role of the occupying powers and the Great Persian Famine, Some scholars have pointed to the issue of oil capitalism during the twentieth century the financial policies adopted by Britain, For instance, their refusal to pay oil revenues to Iran in the …"
🔑 whistleblower
"and the bodies they're sending me do not look good. I am a coroner, I am used to dealing with dead people from hospitals. This is not normal corner Well, he tried to be. He tried to be. I haven't found much more detail with what happened to his report to the health department other than that the investigation was blocked. And it's here I should point out Chelmsford was a big business. It made a lot of money, and that money goes into the local community. As one whistleblower nurse"
🔑 white house
"know these are a lot of people's favorite episodes and to hear about this person. We've got a great guest for you this week, Cal Penn. Cal welcome to the show. Thank you for coming on, Thanks for having me. I appreciate it. Yeah, obviously, people. I'm sure most people listening are very well aware from you for your aware of you for your career in film and television and your time in the Obama White House. But you are now a podcaster here, You've you've gotten dragged into the into the the podc…"
🔑 apple
"Here's a segment from that email. This is his pitch to this guy. When this is his pitch to this guy to deliver to Putin right. This is how he's basically trying to convince Putin he's got to get into the bitcoin game. When Spudnik was announced, the West was caught flat footed. The same can now happen with Russia taking the lead in finance. Instead of competing with the West for nanotech copying Silicon Valley looking for startups playing ketchup to Microsoft, Apple, Google and the like, Russia…"
🔑 google
"you can't move back home and why you're having success in Los Angeles, and. You're like, I write, Okay, you. Know, it's just. Exhaustive explaining what I do for a living. To be okay, yeah, just go away. I can be found at at Greasy Will Grease at Greasy Will Music. You can just google me. I'm like on the internet. I have it. I have a recording course. If you want to learn about how to record from a Grammy Award winning engineer, I have one. It can be found at greasy does it dot com or you can j…"
🔑 google
"our very first artist on the label, we'll release her single, So please check that shit out. Her name is Violet Lux de Link will be in my bio, greasy will on Instagram, It'll be all over the place. But I am a rebel of the music industry and I need your support, so love and care for me. And also you are on all sorts of the internets as I write, okay, and you also sell merch at places some probably we're both. We're both googleble just be an adult and use Google man get those. Do you know what I …"
🔑 google
"point in time, Right, these are the guys who reject looks maxing. These are the guys who believe I'm doomed because I'm just too ugly to be helped. Per that study from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute quote. By twenty sixteen, in cell forums had largely moved away from the red pill philosophy towards the black pill. That shift coincided with a sharp increase in the toxicity of the language used in these forums, a phenomenon that was measured by the Google developed machine learning too…"
🔑 apple
"Alsome Media. Ah, Welcome back to Behind the Bastards, a podcast about the very worst people in all of history. I'm Robert Evans, and those of you watching this will notice those of you listening shouldn't notice shit that I'm recording in a different location. Today's. Instead of being in my dank basement in Portland, Oregon, I am in a house in the French Quarter of New Orleans, the city that never sleeps, the Big Apple. Anyway, here to not be in New Orleans with me, but here to podcast with m…"
🔑 apple
"campaign out. If you're in Illinois, you know, vote for for the love of Goodness and we'll be back on Thursday to talk about things that will depress you even more and eventually talk about bone smashing. Thank God, good Lord, Bye bye bye. Behind the Bastards is a production of cool Zone Media. For more from cool Zone Media, visit our website cool Zonemedia dot com or check us out on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Full video"
🔑 apple
"Awesome, Well hopeful sounds good right about now, So check that out. Thank you Cal for coming on the show. Thank you all for thank you for having me. That's going to be it for us today. Go way out, listen to something else Hie. Behind the Bastards is a production of cool Zone Media. For more from cool Zone Media, visit our website Coolzonemedia dot com, or check us out on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Full video"
🔑 iran
"of how a higher intensity war, one involving ground troops against Iran would go, because while Iran may or may not be able to sync a carrier, they certainly have the tools to potentially hit one, starting a fire or just damaging the deck badly enough to render it combat ineffective. And if these deployment cycles keep getting extended, if sailors are kept at a high operational tempo for days or weeks or months at a time, people will start fucking up. And some of those fuck ups have a chance, a…"
🔑 iran
"so that if say Apple sees you making a fake iPhone, they have a liberal legal procedure domestic to your country to force you to stop to smash those prices. Major corporations can get police in Vietnam to go in and light a warehouse on fire because it's full of faked goods, like without ever leaving the US, right, So yeah, yeah, the company's more dintributed through these world trade organizations. Well, they did the order liberal thing of where we're using the super rested apparatus to negate…"
🔑 iran
"prepare for or carry out a violation of federal law, or to carry out the concealment of an escape from such violation, then the First Amendment would not provide a defense to that conduct. Unquote. Benjamin's Song now faces a minimum penalty of twenty years and a maximum of life imprisonment. Other defendants at Prairie Land face sentences ranging from a minimum of ten years to up to sixty years in federal prison, and the husband convicted of concealing documents faces up to forty years in fede…"
🔑 iran
"Gust of Lebanon, which is over the Littonia River, which is one of the rivers in the south, as part of the attempt to cut off the entire region of Lebanon, of South Lebanon from the rest of the country. And yeah, we can get into oftenly more of the details and the impact that this is having on Lebanon itself, of course, because this tends to be unfortunately like not covered. A much, Yeah, thank you, So to kind of summarize, because they decided to launch a war against Iran, and obviously there…"
🔑 white house
"electoral liabilities. For the general election day on March fifth, seven of the biggest tech companies signed President Trump's rate Payer Protection Pledge, empowering the private sector to build their own power infrastructure like power plans, microgrids, and substations, while also agreeing to quote bring or buy new generation resources and cover the cost of all power delivery infrastructure upgrades required for their data centers, ensuring such expenses are not passed to American househol…"
🔑 google
"evidence Will did anything wrong. But this is relevant because when this case comes out and when she makes claims against him, there are like websites put up right, like social media sites claiming to be her social media sites where she talks about illegal drug use, right the smear campaign. Now she denies these are her social media accounts. And we know Epstein hired people to fix his Wikipedia for him. We know that he hired people to alter website, and we know that he hired people to alter li…"
🔑 apple
"Beat the shit out of you. That's right, that's what we do. This has been a podcast. That's how I end my podcast by. It is over. Behind the Bastards is a production of cool Zone Media. For more from cool Zone Media, visit our website cool Zonemedia dot com, or check us out on the iHeartRadio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Full video"
🔑 gaza
": Yeah, and I think that's really powerful. : Yeah. : Staff, I want to say one thing because I want every single one of our listeners to hear this before we wrap up. : I think you Stephanie, I have seen you do amazing things in so many people's lives. : I think you are an incredible model of an attorney and what an attorney can do. : I have seen : testify as an expert in cases that had nothing to do with her clients, but would help somebody else would help another client. : I have seen Stephani…"
🔑 iran
"So the analogy I'm thinking of right now is ridding Iran of a nuclear weapons or the ability to make nuclear weapons, right? So that's very preemptive, if you will, although some would argue, no, they're they're they're you know way on the road to doing that, but we intervened at the right time. There's a difference there. Nuclear weapons are very different, but nuclear weapons kills kill and kill many, many, many people, but so do drugs. So is there is there a huge difference between interveni…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome back to Unleashed Ladies and Gentlemen. I'm Bruce Robertson, your host. And uh before we took a break for our commercial sponsors, um, I was talking about how the combination of fraud and foreign aid would probably pay off half the nation's debt. And I'm not kidding. If you add it up, it would probably pay off half. And then we could shrink government and lower taxes and possibly eliminate all taxes, and that combined with the tariffs might solve the whole problem right there. And that …"
🔑 iran
"One, the market um has been relatively resilient. Um, you know, there's a lot of up and downs, and it's frankly unsettling. Again, the market's down, I think 30%. Um, or so uh my math may be off again, but you know, uh we've seen a big downward trend in the market of the last 30 days. Now if we see a swift revolution resolution and we see um the straight reopened and we see a a pro-Western uh leadership class come in and the and the and the Iranians really taking retaking over the country, that…"
🔑 iran
"And shame on Republicans, shame on MAGA who consistently allowed the media to drag them down this endless rabbit hole when things don't go right, you got MAGA immediately throwing up their arms. Oh my god, what is this? And why are we there? And what is going on? And this is not, I'm thinking, settle Dale. You're panickings. Oh, and this is not what I voted for. This is not putting America first. So you would rather another decade to go by with Iran threatening us. I mean, people just don't und…"
🔑 iran
"or guest information for this particular airing, but the fact that the Iran situation carried across multiple episodes tells you something about the scale and gravity of what's unfolding. Cooper is clearly at the center of CNN's coverage on this story, and look, I want to be transparent here. The sources available for the three sixty episodes are essentially programmed listings. They confirm air dates, titles, and Cooper's role as host, but they don't include transcripts or detailed breakdowns …"
🔑 supply chain risk
"let's get started with something broad. And Felipe, I would love for you to, to chime in on this first, when we talk about supply chain risks today, it feels very different than it did even a few years ago. What do you think has changed the most and why should internal audit be paying more attention now than previously? That's a great place to start actually, because I do believe that supply chain risks today is totally different from what it was even five or six years ago. Uh, I believe that b…"
🔑 google
"And when I've met them, and I've met them where they are at their universities, whether it's UF a couple of weeks ago, I'll be at FSU and just a couple weeks from now. Their number one frustration is that, look, they don't want to be lectured anymore. They got a degree, they got good grades, they got good test scores. They didn't study gender studies or black intersectionality. They did the stem thing that Republicans told them to do, learn to code, Learn to code. And now they say, you know wha…"
🔑 google
"start putting that all the storytelling in there. Again, train that. Make sure that you like e- engineering prompt to, okay, does that make sense? The storytelling makes sense. What are the questions that we're going to receive? Combining that, I think this, it's a very nice exercise that sometimes can take like a couple of months to create like all the storytelling, but it's a huge benefit. It... sometimes people don't realize that you just need to spend a little bit more time just creating th…"
🔑 qatar
"So we, if we're all making money together, we won't butcher one another the way we did in two world wars in less than 30 years. But for the Europeans to lecture anybody, for the world to not understand what is going on right now. The argument goes is the world's most critical energy choke point. It carries one-fifth of the global oil and liquid natural gas and delivers those cargoes from the Middle East producers to mainly Asia with some smaller volumes, though they were increasing to Europe, t…"
🔑 claude code
"a whole swath of things. They have ideas. Maybe they have the competencies to bring it, maybe not, who knows? But I can tell you right now, it's never one independent genius that does this stuff. It may be one person that pushes that boulder up the hill till it rolls back over them, but there's always people with them working together. And exactly, the, the auditor could be the seed that grows that, finds a build type who just can't sit on his hands and says, "Hey, I got this idea. I see you li…"
🔑 apple
"I'm Chris Cordani, your host for this edition of the show. I do enjoy a little conversation with ChatGPT every once in a while. I do have a lot of fun with ChatGPT. I've uh I've asked them often who would win in a fight between some of these great characters in television or movie history. I had an enjoyable session debating with them about who would win fights between, let's say Rover from the prisoner and the dreadful flying glove from the uh the yellow submarine movie. Remember that? The Bea…"
🔑 white house
"Uh and a lot of it uh with the medical board is what uh Dr. McCullough has uh, I think bought to the drawing board uh on this and has influenced a lot of these products, uh things like from healthy heart. But can I give some credit though, uh, Malcolm, I think it's important that uh, you know, I'm an internist and cardiologist, but the brains behind the the project and the leader is Dr. Harvey Rich. And he's uh been on our platform. Harvey Risch is a cancer uh epidemiologist who's retired from …"
🔑 white house
"citizen to register, that's unconstitutional because voter registration is not a power delegate to the United States. But so many of us have become servants of government simply because a government actor says so. We think we have to snap to attention and do exactly what they say. That's not true. That's the act of a government servant. That's not the act of a uh of a citizen of a free country, of a person at liberty. Here's another example. So uh did you hear you know, Trump's talking about bu…"
🔑 apple
"And so it was it's really a very dark, bad thing that they do. But this is a good place for people to take a deep breath to think about all of the different things that happen to children uh from the point of conception, sometimes even pre-conception, uh, with the in vitro fertilization and all that. It's so dark. It's a good place for us to take a short station break right here. Uh so hold that thought. We're going to hear from our sponsors for America Outloud.news. America Outloud Radio plays…"
🔑 amazon
"I mean, everybody loves spaghetti, you know, put some parsley in there. I mean, it's it's easier. I think we as a society overthinks it because we've been so conditioned and so indoctrinated to the fast food way of life. Not necessarily the drive-thru, but I'm talking about fast boxed food, like we talked about last week. Food, not food. Yeah, and I think um going back to like herbs. That is a great thing for people to grow if you don't have the space for a garden because you can grow it in a p…"
🔑 google
"We've always been part of the conversation. AI isn't new, obviously. It's, you know, been born out of the, the code breaking of the, the, the second world war. But what we're starting to see over the last three years or so is the popularization and the scaling at a level that we've never seen before, to the point that, uh, esteemed people like the CEO of Alphabet, the owner of, uh, of Google calls it"
🔑 apple
"Well, that's a whole lot to take in and to to digest because it's so important to understand what happened during COVID because I think that people still are are a little bit blind to that. So I think this is a good place for us to take a quick station break. So hold that thought right there, Dr. Michael. We're going to take a short break to hear from our sponsors and AmericaOutloud.news. America Outloud Radio plays the 10penny files on iHeartRadio Network daily, Monday through Friday at 3 p.m.…"
🔑 apple
"It's based on a question, it's asking a question and then proving that theory over and over again. Um, so that was what blew my mind during 2020 when they were like, don't question the science. Okay. And that's part of the scientific process is questioning exactly. I was just like, what is wrong with you people? But we're up against a hard break, but when we come back, we will dig more, uh dig in more to this topic. America Out Loud Talk Radio plays on the iHeartRadio Network. You can also list…"
🔑 doge
"so we can see and get to know you guys as well. Cause we do appreciate it. We'll not go unnoticed for sure. Yeah. Give us a follow on Instagram. Brennan, you want to plug the email? Yes, sir. Um, as always, please send us an email, follow the example of Heather and Roman send us an email at shadow.valleypod at the doge network.com again, shadow.valleypod at the doge network.com."
🔑 doge
"You can taste it just makes it taste like more gamey. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. But but yeah, so like if it just drops, it never even has a it doesn't even know to release any adrenaline and just die. And it's fine. And if it was to go anywhere, it wouldn't get very far. So that tastes good. That's why the bum cheeks taste the best. Very nice. Yeah. Slap that booty. Well, I think that was all I wanted to add on the Jersey Devil. Parker, do you have anything else? No, I think I've said plenty. I …"
🔑 doge
"Pretty much Said what I think I I've got. Yeah summed it up a little bit again I think it was it's it's hard to find much information on this because it is pretty locked down Yeah, and uh, I hope we didn't uh, I mean we're trying to be as cordial as possible with this Because it is a sensitive topic for some people. Yeah, so we apologize if we got any details wrong Or uh, send anything to sway people the wrong way. Yeah, but again, this is this is a podcast on our opinions and what we can find …"
🔑 doge
"because I really wanted it to be I guess carry continue to carry that the element of unease from the first movie yeah but very sure but yeah that's kind of all I had on that yeah all right cool yeah I hope you guys enjoyed this episode we actually were thinking to ourselves we're like oh dang I don't know if we're gonna have too much content for this but now we're an hour 15 and we just barely finished so we had enough thank God I'm just kidding it was pretty good I enjoyed what we talked about…"
🔑 doge
"Yes, please. Give us reviews. Yeah. It helps a lot. Honestly. Oh yeah. Review would be great. On how you guys would like us. Again, send all feedback either to our Instagram page or at shadow dot Valley pod at the Doge"
🔑 doge
"Yeah. Um, but yeah, anyway, guys, please give us a follow. Um, our Instagram name is shadow Valley pod. Uh, we'd love to hear from you guys. Give us a fall. Let us know what you think of the episodes and any future content you'd like to hear from us. And then Brennan can plug our email. We got shadow dot Valley pod at the doge network.com. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Doge network.com here to bring you quality ass content. Send all your hate mail there. Please do. We actually have a PO box. If you want to…"
🔑 doge
"Um, next week it'll be H H Holmes and Brendan said it earlier. We're going to hit up on, uh, the, um, Columbine massacre. I think it's very interesting. We, we were talking, Brennan and I were talking about this earlier. Um, the kind of the psychological things that go on to be so, I guess messed up to go do something like that. Um, it's very interesting. And so that's what we really want to hit on. And then we'll be hitting on come the new year some world war two. So we'll, we'll dive into a l…"
🔑 doge
"You never know when uh, somebody's going through a hard time. So reach out be thankful Hug your parents hug your family Hide your kids hide your wife and hide your drugs and Pedophile bigfoot will get you eventually Well, that's it for me behind a tree I'm breathing behind a tree. Oh shoot. We almost forgot dude. We're gonna plug that email. Oh shit. Yeah So, um, i'd love to hear from your guys and your feedbacks. Maybe you got offended and you'd want to cancel me Well, feel free to roast me Ou…"
🔑 doge
"Yeah, that is like really stupid. Just make sure like when you're looking for X, not to look at XXX. Yeah, that's probably good advice. Thanks for that advice, Brennan. Also visit our... Dang, I intentionally make that mistake. Damn. Also, another reminder, we do have a website, shadow.valleypod.com. And please send us an email too at shadow.valleypod at the doge network dot com."
🔑 gaza
"We should be like, again, these alarm bells. I think I'm hoping we didn't learn in World War I or World War II, if there's ever, God forbid, there'd be a World War III, but if there is, I hope that we're not the ones who are going to do it again where we just pussy foot. We just pussy foot out of it where we're just like, no, not like right now, but maybe later and it takes some big thing to happen like Great Britain falls or some other country falls to where we step in. Right now, we have Russ…"
🔑 doge
"from those around me and didn't quit and just stayed with the company. And now I run my own crew. So nice. Um, so that's been cool. But, um, getting kind of tired, kind of burnout. So it might be, might be changing something up. We'll see. Might be here for the rest of my life. I don't know, but, but let's make the, let's make the Doge network pop off, bro."
🔑 doge
"My gosh. Look forward to that. If there's anything about World War II that you listeners think is particularly interesting, let us know and we'll try and focus on it so that we can bring as much value as we can. You can quality ask content that you like. That's what we're here for. Exactly. Do you know where you could also send us stuff? You could send it to shadow.valleypod at the doge network.com guys."
🔑 doge
"Okay. If you guys do shit, dude, we're screwed. But yeah, anyways, that's it for me, guys. Happy holidays. And I hope you guys all enjoy your wonderful breaks and enjoy the new year. Stay safe. Don't get too shit faced. Sounds good. Don't forget to email us at shadow.valleypod at the doge network.com."
🔑 doge
"apparently this technological marvel that was a whopping 780 % over budget. No way! Oh yeah, we're talking a 280 million dollar screw -up. Oh my god. And it was five years behind schedule. Seriously. Oh, yeah, you can practically hear like the taxpayer money going up in smoke. And this isn't just some like whispered rumor in the halls of Congress. This was officially confirmed by the no nonsense at Doge and the brainy at DoguyGovX accounts. Wow. OK. So. You know, it's legit. Well, I mean, the D…"
🔑 doge
"wants you to say. Right. So it makes you wonder if any of these polls are actually legit. Yeah. If they're just another way to manipulate public opinion. Right. It's all about control. Right. Exactly. They want to control the narrative. They want to control what people think. And speaking of people who are. trying to expose the truth. Yeah. General Mike Flynn, he's been a huge supporter of DOGE. He has. And he's also been very vocal about the whole deep state phenomenon. Right. And he's called …"
🔑 doge
"it, is to unpack what DOGE was actually up to during those first few days, what kind of impact they had right off the bat, and maybe even take a little peek into the future to see what it all means for the country. So basically we're playing government watchdog trying to figure out if this DOGE has any bite or if it's all bark. You got it. And trust me, the sources you dug up for this deep dive are anything but boring. We're talking real time snapshots of actions, reactions, the whole shebang. …"
🔑 doge
"three. Season three. Episode one. Episode one of the Daily DOGE Report. Here to break down the latest bureaucratic shenanigans and expose the waste, fraud and abuse that's been plaguing this great nation for far too long. And I'm Grace, your co -pilot on this wild ride through the alphabet soup of government agencies. We're going to unpack it all, folks, from DOGE to the EPA and everything in between. So grab your coffee or maybe something a little stronger. Because we're about to get into some…"
🔑 doge
"of it. Oh, why? The Department of Health and Human Services has 40 distinct communication offices. 40. 40. What are they all doing? Nobody knows. Communicating? Maybe. Maybe? Maybe not. Maybe not. And the National Institutes of Health has 700 different IT systems that can't talk to each other. They can't talk to each other. And 27 different chief information officers. 27. 27. Good grief. So at DOGE has got their"
🔑 doge
"to Biden inflation, but still a bargain. Share this deep dive with your friends, your family, your neighbors, your dog walker. Help us spread the truth and keep this show on the air. Because if we don't hit our goals by the end of the month, well, let's just say we might have to get real jobs. And nobody wants that. So hit that subscribe button. Tell a friend. And let's get this deep dive rolling. All right. So let's talk DOGE. What exactly is this department all about? Well, DOGE, the Departme…"
🔑 doge
"drive. It really does. Now you can't talk DOGE without talking. The man, the myth, the legend. Elon. Elon Musk. Interestingly, during this exact five -day period, April 17th and 22nd, He was surprisingly quiet on X about DOGE. That's a fascinating point. His X account was still active, right? Talking Starlink, posting those cryptic emojis he loves. Oh, yeah. Business as usual there. Just nothing specific about these DOGE announcements or savings figures. Maybe he felt the results spoke for them…"
🔑 doge
"layers of bureaucracy. And speaking of layers, what about that federal consulting group? Yeah, FCG dissolved back on March 19th. They were basically middlemen, right? Exactly. They brokered $75 million in government surveys and were apparently trying to broker $830 million more. Cutting out the middleman seems like a smart move for efficiency. Definitely could save some money there. OK, so. Beyond just cutting contracts, DOGE is also working"
🔑 doge
"kind of raises questions about accountability, doesn't it? Big time. And weren't there some documents a judge ordered them to cough up? What happened there? Yes, that's right. A federal judge had reportedly ordered the release of internal documents back in March. But as of the April 8th reporting, those documents hadn't actually been produced. Convenient. Which naturally, it just fuels speculation about what DOGE was doing and maybe why they might be hesitant to reveal the details. So OK, to re…"
🔑 doge
"even begin with this whirlwind of patriotic productivity. Well, I think we have to start with the sheer ambition of this whole operation. I mean, President Trump and Elon Musk teaming up to fix the government's tech. Oh, yeah. Talk about a power duo. It's like sending in Batman to deal with a leaky faucet. Maybe a little overkill. Maybe, but you know it's going to get fixed. You know it. This DOGE, this Department of Government Efficiency, they weren't just shuffling papers. No, sir. They came …"
🔑 doge
"your boy Caleb here, along with - Grace. Grace. How are you doing today, Grace? I am fantastic, Caleb. Ready to dive into some DOGE action. You know, some serious DOGE action, and, you know, it's always a good day when we can talk about how our favorite patriot is shaking things up in that swamp they call Washington. Oh, absolutely. And this time, we're going deep on something everyone loves to hate. government spending, and how they use our hard -earned tax dollars. That's right, Grace. And fr…"
🔑 doge
"savings achieved. OK, so DOGE is all about streamlining, cutting costs, and those big numbers are definitely grabbing headlines. But we can't forget about the human side of things. Yeah, all this efficiency talk. What about the people? whose jobs are being affected. It's a valid concern, and reports indicate there have been substantial government layoffs as part of these initiatives. We saw one post on X mentioning 216 ,000 jobs cut, and CBS News reported an even larger number, over 275 ,000 in…"
🔑 doge
"show, it just hasn't quite been there. Yeah. And our fantastic producer, well, They felt a really strong calling to shift focus entirely to supporting our veterans, which is a truly worthy cause, no doubt about it. Absolutely. A really important mission. So it's bittersweet, definitely. But we're determined to go out strong today. Absolutely. We've really valued this chance to dig into everything happening with DOGE with all of you. So let's make this last one count. You got it. OK, so. For any…"
🔑 doge
"things and tackle inefficiency head on. And the potential savings identified. I mean, it's... Pretty staggering. Absolutely. Between April 25th and 30th, we're potentially looking at, what, $2 .8 billion? Now, OK, the official numbers might take a bit to catch up. Sure, there's always a lag. But the actions themselves, across different agencies, they tell a compelling story. And it fits perfectly with DOGE's broader mission, doesn't it? This intense focus on cost reduction. It's a direct result…"
🔑 anthropic
"of artificial intelligence in their classrooms. With support from powerhouses like OpenAI and Microsoft, this initiative is all about democratizing AI education, making sure that teachers across the country can integrate these technologies ethically and effectively. The implications are massive. By integrating artificial intelligence into education, Anthropic is not just changing how students learn but also how they interact with the world. This is about creating a future where education is dyn…"
🔑 anthropic
"Anthropic’s Claude web app and application programming interface, where Opus tier users currently access the most advanced version. If problem-solving improvements come to fruition, it could be a game-changer for many users. Strategically, this new release could be Anthropic’s response to the much-anticipated GPT-5 launch. While 4.1 might sound like a minor version bump, remember how the jump from Claude 3 to 3.5 brought substantial gains. Even a 0.1 upgrade could mark a significant leap in cap…"
🔑 anthropic
"the sharing of evaluation materials as a crucial step toward reducing blind spots in their research and making alignment studies more accessible to the broader AI community. It’s all about learning and improving, and this joint effort seems to be a step in the right direction. Anthropic has just taken a significant step in securing its role within the U.S. government by forming its "National Security and Public Sector Advisory Council." This 11-member council isn't just any advisory board; it i…"
🔑 anthropic
"Ford Foundation, a group with known left-leaning tendencies. Back in March two thousand twenty-four, they bought five million dollars worth of Anthropic shares. This came from the bankruptcy of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX crypto empire. It is raising eyebrows in political circles, especially with the current administration. Why does this matter? Well, it is not just about investments. There is a broader narrative here. Anthropic's CEO, Dario Amodei, is a prominent donor to Democratic causes. This h…"
🔑 anthropic
"where gender fluidity takes center stage. This isn't just about clothes; it's about storytelling that transcends conventional norms. By using figures like Kendall Jenner, Prada crafts a narrative that speaks to both identity expression and modern style. Now, shift gears to Anthropic's "Keep Thinking" campaign. This isn't your typical tech ad. Instead of merely highlighting efficiency, Anthropic positions its Claude AI as a creative partner. Imagine AI not just as a tool but as an ally in innova…"
🔑 anthropic
"especially in wealthier countries where it's often used as a collaborator or learning assistant. Anthropic’s data also highlights some interesting geographical trends. For instance, places like Israel, Singapore, and Australia are leading in Claude adoption, thanks to their tech-forward economies. Meanwhile, in the United States, areas like Washington, DC, and Utah are seeing higher-than-average usage of Claude. It seems like where you are can really influence how you use these AI tools. When i…"
🔑 anthropic
"By settling, Anthropic avoids a high-stakes December trial with potential damages reaching into the hundreds of billions of dollars. The authors’ legal team hailed the settlement as transformative. They stated, "This settlement sends a powerful message to AI companies and creators alike that taking copyrighted works from these pirate websites is wrong," labeling it the largest copyright recovery in history and the first settlement of its kind in the AI era. Mary Rasenberger, Chief Executive Off…"
🔑 anthropic
"noticing, do not worry—you can still change your preference. Just head to your settings, open the Privacy tab, and toggle "Off" under “Help improve Claude.” Remember, this change only applies to future data, so any data already used for training cannot be withdrawn. Anthropic’s move to integrate user data into their training process is a strategic one, aimed at refining AI capabilities, but it also puts the onus on users to make informed choices about their data. It is a reminder of how crucial…"
🔑 anthropic
"Anthropic responded by enhancing indicator correlation tools, banning accounts, and collaborating with entities like the FBI to bolster defenses. Additionally, a low-skilled cybercriminal leveraged Claude to create and sell ransomware-as-a-service variants on dark web forums, priced between four hundred and twelve hundred dollars. The AI handled encryption algorithms, evasion techniques, and anti-recovery mechanisms, tasks beyond the actor’s capabilities. Anthropic banned the account and introd…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"The Claude agent is accessible via a browser extension and can engage in conversations and perform tasks within a Chrome sidecar window. It’s like having a digital assistant ready to help you at any moment while you browse. This launch comes at a time of increasing competition among artificial intelligence labs to integrate artificial intelligence systems into web browsers. Companies like Perplexity and OpenAI are also entering this field, making it a hotbed of innovation and competition. Howev…"
🔑 anthropic
"tendencies. They’re even exploring how Claude distinguishes between familiar and unfamiliar entities, which helps it decide whether to answer questions or admit it doesn’t know. This meticulous attention to detail is crucial. Anthropic found that during fine-tuning, Claude could be tricked into giving dangerous instructions. Addressing this, they’ve implemented ways to identify when Claude might make up reasoning or work backwards from a given answer. It’s all part of ensuring Claude stays trus…"
🔑 anthropic
"It is about what that money can do. For Anthropic, it means accelerated development and deployment of cutting-edge AI technologies. This funding will likely fuel innovation, allowing Anthropic to push the boundaries of what is possible with AI. An intriguing aspect of this story is how it reflects the broader trends in the tech industry. With AI becoming a cornerstone of future technological advancements, investors are keen to back companies that show promise in this field. Anthropic’s success …"
🔑 anthropic
"It’s becoming a powerhouse for automation, especially in enterprise settings where businesses are using Claude to handle complete tasks with minimal human oversight. There’s also a clear geographical divide. Anthropic’s data points out that adoption is highest in wealthy, tech-forward countries like Israel, Singapore, and Australia. Meanwhile, emerging economies have much lower adoption rates. Inside the United States, places like Washington, D.C. and Utah have higher-than-average Claude activi…"
🔑 anthropic
"balance between technological advancement and copyright laws. While a federal judge ruled that using legally purchased books for AI training could be considered fair use, the unauthorized use of pirated works was a different story altogether, carrying the potential for massive financial damages. By agreeing to this settlement, Anthropic has not only avoided a potentially crippling trial but also sent a clear message about the importance of respecting intellectual property rights. This move may …"
🔑 anthropic
"With pre-configured workflows for tasks like building discounted cash flow models and analyzing earnings calls, Anthropic is automating the tedious but necessary parts of financial analysis. This not only boosts productivity but also allows analysts to focus on higher-value tasks. With clients like Bridgewater, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and Norges Bank Investment Management already reporting massive productivity gains, Anthropic's strategy appears to be paying off. These are not just pilo…"
🔑 dhs
"they felt like the answer to this very unique situation was to lean on experienced people and stock the place with so called grownups. Yeah, that would keep things from going off the rails. In fact, all over cable TV. Political pundits sounded downright optimistic when the administration announced its appointees, like Joe Scarborough on his MSNBC show Morning Joe, the day that General Jim Mattis was named Secretary of Defense. Mattis is everything this new administration would need. At the Pent…"
🔑 dhs
"It actually came as a part of a group of executive orders, so we were drowning because all of them hit at once. It was immigration executive orders, it was talks about. The border wall construction. And I remember thinking, like, they're flooding the system because at some point, like the system breaks, because it is the same people. All of it really falls under DHS. Olivia is specifically working in the DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis, a unit that in any other presidential administrati…"
🔑 pentagon
"and Air Force veteran Denver Riggleman. He was more or less drafted to run for Congress in twenty eighteen by the Freedom Caucus, the far right side of the party. President Trump and his allies were big supporters. In that moment. Republicans held control of the White House, the Senate, and the US House. It was a good time to be an aspiring conservative. I got a call saying, you know, I was Denver Your senior consultant at the Pentagon. Your background is perfect,"
🔑 whistleblower
"shown that he can be incredibly effective at purging people. Satare is under investigation, Libby is out, and many others. But there's still a major thorn in his side. Grant Turner, the man in charge of the money. They were aware that I was raising issues of a big concern. They knew that what they were doing was wrong. How exactly did Michael Pack and his team know what they were doing was wrong because their CFO kept telling them. Part of being a whistleblower is you have to tell"
🔑 pentagon
"natural choice. I had some advantages because Russian was spoken in the home. I had some cultural awareness. I had traveled to the region. I managed to take a successful career Niftrman, pick up additional language in addition to Russian Ukrainian, and went to get an advanced degree at Harvard, went straight to Moscow. Was in Moscow for three years during the period where this war between Russian Ukraine started. I had served in Ukraine. I went to the Pentagon, drafted the strategies to manage"
🔑 whistleblower
"the specific purpose of helping Trump undermine his conception of his own presidency. He thought they were basically telling the country he didn't win fair and square, and so therefore he was completely unwilling to even listen anything they had to say, even if they weren't questioning his victory. Saw it that way. By the way, if it feels like we're talking a lot about Russia on this show, it's because the country came up in many of the whistleblower complaints and investigations"
🔑 whistleblower
"and this is the whistleblowers on this show were going deep into the heart of power to meet people who spoke out about wrongdoing from inside the Trump administration. Some were in the President's in her circle. Others were on the front lines of top agencies. But they all have a few things in common, the ethical gray areas, the doubts about whether what they did even made an impact, and they paid a price. Episode two Reality Before people debated whether she was a whistleblower, or a trader, or"
🔑 pentagon
"press conference held by the Air Force to answer questions about the events. The first head of Project Blue Book, Edward J. Rupelt, describes both events in his nineteen fifty six book, The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects. According to him, the press conference was the largest and longest the Air Force had held since World War II. As fate would have it, as Greene was preparing to make his film, Rupelt was in California, working as an engineer for Northrop Corporation. Al Chopp, the former…"
🔑 information act
"it seems so cool, But I guess it's really not that uncommon, So I just think it's I think it's all very interesting. But those are the things that come to mind when when we hear our leaders making the statements like this. I think it's fascinating. It brings all those emotions and speculations and all of that data that's currently out there. We live in such a data rich environment. I think people need to be reminded of how much information actually is out there. I know recently I attended"
🔑 pentagon
"of a lot of UFO or alien movies have been made over the years simply because aliens make good bad guys and aliens are good box office. So so for us to you know, this is sort of the double helix of UFOs in Hollywood, and we're trying to pull the aspects of the helix apart and take a take a good, strong look at that. Do you think this could be through uh, you know, the narrative of this could be through intelligence agencies, the Pentagon,"
🔑 pentagon
"I avoid watching the news in general, so I really don't know if there's any movement forward. And that's kind of your job watching the news. So have you seen any forward movement on anything? Yes, yes I have. So people who are working on this right now are very very villish represented persons, very very bullish on this. He's quite happy with the progress. Jeremy Corbell, who I speak to, I believe he said that the Pentagon of the White House, he's been in"
🔑 whistleblower
"brain literally can't make up like a spiral coming out of her right eye to hypnotize me and do a command into me. Turns out that was in David Jacob's book. So you get these weird like I could say, like, I actually the game I play is pick a number between one and twenty six, and I have twenty six contact events with them, and you pick a number, and I can tell you like five cooperations from other contact these or whistleblower content or government docs, like that's what"
🔑 iran
"No, I'm not. I wouldn't know offhand, but I just feel like we would have something in the arsenal that would be able to detect that. And I know that ASA article you know they had they did note that each each of these capabilities exceed the last you know, drone flap that comes through, which I think is also pretty telling. They're getting more sophisticated. So that's interesting. And these courses the Iran conflicts, so that, you know,"
🔑 information act
"the mister X photo, and it took Sprinkle around twenty minutes to convince her that the story was a joke. The Wisbaden Tagblat published a confession on April third under the headline took tig Reengefalen, which Webner translates to good letdown and Google translates to fell right in. As for how Moore and Berlitz got a hold of the photocopy, Webner says it was discovered by UFO Information Network affiliate Barry Greenwood. According to Webner, UFOI N had acquired a bundle of FBI photocopies th…"
🔑 pentagon
"type of connection, and I've thought that for a long time. Even I was told that before I even really looked into this topic from some of that claimed that he was part of a Special Air Force task Force during the Vietnam War. So back in the nineties, I was told that, And again I didn't really get interested in this two thousand and six when I have my own sighting. So how would you compare the UK Ministry of Defense approach historically with what we're seeing from the Pentagon now?"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"company, where I was able to sit down with the folks that were building technology, packaging that technology, ultimately selling that technology. What it may require us to do is just really get a much deeper understanding of those technologies that are out there in the market and that our companies are using. I think that's what's become a lot more paramount in my eyes as it relates to digital disruption and artificial intelligence. Now, I wanna just jump back to what we were talking about aro…"
🔑 supply chain risk
"of the business with, uh, lower volumes entry on inventory processing plants, downtimes, higher logistic costs, uh, inventory locations, and also of course customer commitments being renegotiated. And what has started is just a small upstream delay, ultimately affected the yield, the production planning, the customer fulfillment, and also their margins. I believe this is a good example how the supply chain risk often doesn't explode immediately, but it accumulates silently over the, the time. W…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"Basically, anything that uses AI to label target, assess either individuals or characteristics of individuals is really the primary concern of these regulations. Can you help me unpack that just a little bit? So, I, I'm trying to think too, in terms of what the focus of certain regulation and legislation is. So obviously there's kind of the transparency around artificial intelligence."
🔑 artificial intelligence
"What are DeepFakes and why should auditors be paying attention to them now? Alright, well, let me begin by saying thank you and Drew for the opportunity for us to be here today and to, and to have this conversation. Well, to the question that you asked, um, DeepFakes, they are realistic looking, but altered, and I want to focus on that word, altered media created using artificial intelligence, ai, those two letters that have been arranged for these past few years, particularly focusing on, um, …"
🔑 whistleblower
"Like of course, you know, if I was in that situation, I would go say something, but in reality it's really easy to say that and it's a, it's a lot harder to actually do it. So you, having worked with whistleblowers and study them, what is the psychological, what are some of the psychological barriers that keep employees from speaking up and how can we as auditors help people get past that? Being a whistleblower is tough."
🔑 artificial intelligence
"If I send, like, a material to someone in my team and they don't understand, of course someone, like, in a senior management or board level, they will not understand. So it's important that, yes, we have, like, different interactions with different levels from your department to make sure, does that make sense? Is it clear enough? Because let's face it, right? Of course, we're bringing some complex risk right now, like, to the board. We're discussing, like, tariffs. We're discussing supply chai…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"So therefore, so that the more QA are being done, the more our practice would improve because then one, it'll allow members to peer review each other, but two, it'll allow the profession to learn, uh, how other organizations do things better. But three, it'll then allow a broader knowledge building around what else can actually be done, especially given the artificial intelligence"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"It is it is exactly the same. Everyone says they're embedding it into every part of their processes, and nobody is actually doing it in any way, shape, or form effectively. And so, you know, one of the conversations I have with clients most often is they're like, well, I'd love to use it more, but every time I wanna go ask it a question, I have to spend fifteen minutes telling it all the background information so it'll answer it appropriately. I was like, yeah, that seems reasonable. Like like …"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"Welcome to the Practical AI podcast, where we break down the real world applications of artificial intelligence and how it's shaping the way we live, work, and create. Our goal is to help make AI technology practical, productive, and accessible to everyone. Whether you're a developer, business leader, or just curious about the tech behind the buzz, you're in the right place. Be sure to connect with us on LinkedIn, X, or Blue Sky to stay up to date with episode drops, behind the scenes content, …"
🔑 pentagon
"I see the same thing you see. That the cows have already left that barn. Okay. That is definitely true. It's done. Every single, every single soldier and employee at the Pentagon has been using grok since February or January. They have their own personal grok and they can ask it anything they want. It's behind the, you know, the military firewall. And then apparently I didn't, I didn't know this until I just saw this when the Iraq thing went down. Palantir is, is, has been, they've been working…"
🔑 iran
"the partial government shutdown came hours after President Trump said he would sign an executive order to free up money to pay TSA workers. The President said he was instruct Secretary of Homeland Security Mark Wayne Mullen to pay TSA agents to address what he called an emergency situation. Many unpaid security workers have been calling in sick, while others have quit, driving up delays for airline passengers headed on spring break. Now, Senate Majority Leader John Thune offered the unanimous c…"
🔑 iran
"one hundred forty million barrels as another way to tamp down prices. The President, on Thursday, while in the Oval Office and answering questions from reporters, said that he had no plans to commit ground troops to the US Israeli war in Iran, even though he's acknowledged he's contemplating moves that could drag the military into land combat operations. The president's latest comments come just two days after President and Trump said that he was not afraid to put US boots on the ground. They a…"
🔑 iran
"achieve its main goals of hobbling Iran's navy and its missile stocks and wind down current hostility while pressuring Iran diplomatically to resume the free flow of trade, and if that fails, the US would press allies in both Europe and Arab states in the Gulf to take the lead on reopening the Strait of Formuz. There are also military options the President could decide on, but they, according to this article in the Wall Street Journal, are not his immediate priority now. The President's desire …"
🔑 iran
"has other ways to threaten the Strait of Formuz, including drones and anti ship missiles now. President Trump, meanwhile, has insisted that talks with Iran are happening and that the Iranian regime wants to, in the President's words, make a deal so badly, but is afraid to say so. The President told Republicans at a congressional fundraiser on Wednesday night that the Iranian leadership is afraid that they will be killed by US. There's never been a head of a country that wanted that job. Less no…"
🔑 iran
"Uh so they're trying to be the Switzerland of the Gulf states, uh, trying to protect their assets and not get shelled by or continue to be shelled by the Iranians. Uh so there's no specific single mediation track. Uh, there is some uh patchwork of states with different fears, different uh dependencies, and we'll see what the outcome uh means. So it's all about these red lines, which we've talked about, you know, for the U.S. red lines for Iran, red lines for Israel, um, Gulf state cunt nations,…"
🔑 iran
"push higher as investors digest more headlines from the war in the Middle East. On Monday, futures for brent krue, the international benchmark, were three percent higher at around one hundred and eight dollars a barrow, and the reason is that the conflict involving Iran shows little sign of de escalating. With the war now in its second month, financial markets are increasingly concerned that a lasting a energy supply disruption could hurt industries such as agriculture and transportation. US st…"
🔑 iran
"on the Iranian military, destroying missile launchers and defenses, weapons manufacturing, as well as storage sites. Now, as far as peace talks are concerned, US officials say that the US has sent Iran a fifteen point plan to end the war. That document calls on Iran to dismantle its three main nuclear sites and end any enrichment on Iranian soil, suspend its stick missilework, curbs support for its proxies, and fully reopened the Strait of Formouz. In return, Iran would have nuclear related san…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Monday, March twenty third. I'm John Decker. The President sets a deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Ice personnel will soon be assigned to airports across the country. The Supreme Court takes up a case that may make it harder to vote by mail in the midterms, and the President installs a new statue on the White House grounds. But we begin this Monday with the latest on US efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. A new contingent of fort…"
🔑 iran
"that year, but it was brokered by the United Nations, not Epstein. Abdulhak passed away in twenty twenty. The Many civil war is still ongoing and probably not going to end anytime soon. There are way too many disagreements between the factions and Yemen for them to come to the table or I guess you would say, to the tent whatever you want to call it. They're not going to do it, at least not anytime soon. Of course, the caveat to that is the ceasefire with Iran, so we'll have to see what goes on …"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Friday, April third on John decker Ham Bondy is out as Attorney General. Defense Secretary Pete Hegsath fires the Army Chief of Staff. Iran is preparing for a US led ground war, Dozens of America's allies discuss how to secure the Strait of Hormuz. All DHS employees may soon be receiving back pay, and a planning commission has approved President Trump's ballroom proposal. But we begin this Friday with the firing of Attorney General Pam Bondy. Preside…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Monday, April sixth. I'm John Decker. Seal Team six rescues a down Air Force officer deep inside Iran. President Trump escalates his threats on Iran oil prices spike once again. The Trump administration is appealing a judge's order to stop construction of the White House Ballroom, and a federal judge pauses an effort by the Trump administration to collect student admissions data from more than a dozen public colleges. But we begin this Monday with th…"
🔑 iran
"the aircraft carrier the USS George HW Bush and its accompanying warships are deploying to the Middle East. They will join two other US carrier strike groups in the region, and when asked by a reporter in the Oval Office about gas prices topping an average of four dollars a gallon. President Trump said consumers should expect prices to fall once he ends the war. Let's listen to the President's comments in the Oval Office on Tuesday. I have to do is leave Iran, and we'll be doing that very soon,…"
🔑 iran
"made by Israel, the president wrote on social media. The President warned that if Iran still decides to attack Qatar, United States of America, he wrote, with or without the help or consent of Israel, will massively blow up the entirety of this South Pars gas Field at an amount and strength, he said that has never been seen or witnessed before. The President, in that social media post, said that the US knew nothing of Israel's attack on the South Pars gas field, which is the largest such facili…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Friday, April tenth. I'm John Decker. First Lady Malania. Trump denies any connection to Jeffrey Epstein. The fragile two week ceasefire with Iran may be in jeopardy. The global price of crude oil rises again, and DHS is warning its employees that Friday's paycheck could be their last. But we begin this Friday with a surprise announcement by First Lady Milania Trump. In a surprise announcement at the White House on Thursday, First Lady Malania Trump …"
🔑 iran
"zero point seven percent. After President Trump said that the entire country can be taken out in one night, and that night might be tomorrow night. The President also left open the possibility that the US would help rebuild the country. Oil prices have increased substantially during the past five weeks of the US led war. In other news related to that news conference on Monday, the President vowed to pursue what he described as a leaker involved in disclosing details about the downing of a US fi…"
🔑 iran
"ever seen before. The Supreme Court takes up a case which will determine who is and who isn't an American, and the standoff over DHS funding may soon be over. But we begin this Thursday with the President's prime time address to the nation. President Trump on Wednesday night sought to reassure skeptical Americans that the war in Iran is in the national interest. He argued that the operation was necessary to decimate a regime that has been threatening the US and insisted that the economic pain w…"
🔑 dhs
"has had productive talks with Iran. A deal may soon be in reach to end the DHS shutdown. DHS now has a new leader, and the Supreme Court appears ready to rule against a Mississippi voting law in a case that could impact the midterms. But we begin this Tuesday with the latest on the war in Iran. The US led war against Iran, now in its fourth week, may be winding down. That's following what President Trump called productive talks between both countries. President Trump on social media Monday morn…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Wednesday, March eighteenth. I'm John Decker. The US increases its attacks on Iran, oil prices rise once again, and the Save America Act makes some progress in the US Senate. But we begin this Wednesday with the latest on the military conflict in Iran. In the last twenty four hours, the US military has dropped five thousand pound bombs along Iran's coast near the Straita Formuz. The move on Tuesday is aimed at taking out hardened sights containing an…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Row four Thursday, April ninth, I'm John Decker. Despite a ceasefire, Iran has tightened its grip on the Street of Formuz. President Trump discusses America's future role in NATO. Ham BONDI won't appear on Capitol Hill for a scheduled deposition, and DHS says their latest and newest luxury plane will be used by the President's Cabinet. But we begin this Thursday with the latest on the fragile two week seasfire between the US and Iran. Iran's told mediators on…"
🔑 pentagon
"They might've thought it was 50 years and not 30 years, or we would've figured this or that. I'm sure that they knew. I'm the stupidest guy on the planet, and if I know this, they know it. I'm sure that they, meaning some group of people, at some point gave this information to somebody in power. The Pentagon did a climate report."
🔑 iran
"the exploitation was about to begin. Epstein was introduced to her thought el Saba, a close adviser of Prince Mohammed ben Solomon, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, in twenty sixteen, by Norwegian diplomat Terry Rod Larson. And boy, that name Yves popping up, doesn't it? Terry Rod Larsen, another man who has Epstein amnesia and had no idea just what kind of animal that Jeffrey Epstein was. Can you believe these people actually think that's gonna work? And now with this cease fire in Iran, I ex…"
🔑 iran
"people doesn't exactly mean he's telling us the truth. So I take everything with a grant of salt. But what I will say is this, when we're talking about this portion of it, of what Jeffrey Epstein was up to as a middleman, as the broker, there's no doubt in my mind, no doubt whatsoever. That's who he was, that's what he was doing. That's why he was very valuable to the powers that be. And this all goes back to the time of the Iran Contra affair, right when"
🔑 iran
"somebody else? Or does that sound like two people that are close, two people that are friendly, two people that know each other? And honestly, I'm blown away that she would even give this statement. Todd Blanche just got done telling us that there was nothing left to see here, that everything was over and done with Donald Trump has told us the same thing, and then Malania Trump gets up here with this crazy ass statement like the whole world's focused on something else. Right with Iran, They're …"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Wednesday, April eighth. I'm John Decker. The US, Israel, and Iran agree to a two week ceasefire. Oil and gas prices fall dramatically. President Trump set to meet Wednesday with the head of NATO and the new leader of the Justice Department holds his first news conference. But we begin this Wednesday with the dramatic news that a ceasefire has been reached in the Middle East. Early Tuesday night, the US, Israel and Iran reached an eleventh hour cease…"
🔑 iran
"on Air Force One while flying back from Florida, if countries refuse to join in the effort to open the Strata Formuz, the President said, we will remember, and he said in an interview with The Financial Times that if NATO allies don't help, it will, in the President's words, be very bad for the future of the NATO Alliance. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said Monday that the President continues to speak with our allies in Europe, and she said as calling on them for support. Iran, me…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome to the White House Briefing Room for Monday, March sixteenth. I'm John Decker. President Trump calls on America's allies to help in keeping the Strait of Hormuz safe for shipping. Oil and gas prices continue to rise, and the Senate set to vote this week on the Save America Act. But we begin this Monday with the latest on the war with Iran. President Trump this past weekend was at ma A Lago, and he spent much of his time in Florida imploring other countries to join the US effort to resol…"
🔑 iran
"of this practice, it speaks to a leader who is prioritizing tactical territorial gains over the long term structural integrity of his own nuclear deterrent. That is a profound trade off. Now, I do want to address a handful of stories circulating in the information space that fall squarely into the unverified category. There have been reports, primarily from single outlets like The Times of India and Hindustan Times, involving claims that Putin called a killing of Kamena a quote cynical murder u…"
🔑 iran
"Exact bonus amounts and specific shortfall numbers aren't provided in the summarized reporting, but the qualitative picture is clear. Russia is scrambling. Okay, now, let's pivot to the Middle East, because Putin has been extremely busy on that front. According to the Times of India video report dated March sixth, twenty twenty six, Putin held a phone call with Iranian President Masud Pozeshkian as tensions escalated across the region. During the call, Putin reportedly called for an immediate e…"
🔑 iran
"out to Trump, Putin sent a congratulatory message to Mohaba Kamene on his election as Iran's new supreme leader. This follows the death of his father, Ali Kamenee in what has been reported as a US Israel strike in terror, and Putin did not mince words here. He reaffirmed Russia's quote unwavering support for Tehran and stated that Moscow would remain a reliable partner of the Islamic Republic. This was reported on March ninth by Times Now World and Global News. The sources do not specify whethe…"
🔑 iran
"in these areas and yeah, and so immediately we immediately went validated and said, okay, this is this is this is the this is the operation, this is what everybody's been looking at. And effectively that's what happened. And so you know, doing X spaces and now with you and probably some press and later today. But it's been a crazy way. And here's an interesting fact for you, JEFFA maybe a coincidence. Six years ago on January third, twenty twenty, President Trump assassinated General Sulimani o…"
🔑 iran
"would also detail one point how John Rissotti would fly to Oklahoma to meet with jail old Mafi superior Donnie Shacks Montemarano discuss street fighting. Another membo would describe how fellow Columbo members would joke about a no show job given to Victor Rayna Junior at a Risotti dealership. Quote, You're the only salesman that never sells any cars and makes money, one hood told the younger Arena. So not only was mister Rossotti involved with handling money and giving money to the iran of fa…"
🔑 iran
"And in other wild war profiteering related news, Volkswagen's getting back in the game, boys. Volkswagen in talks with Israel's Iron Dome maker to shift from cars to missile defense. It's kind of like what Trump did to Kodak. He's like, hey, we'll make weapons for you. And a New World Next Week flashback to over a decade ago to the story. Volkswagen CEO resigns as company crashes into carbon emissions fraud. They went from faking their exhaust fume cleaning to just making a bunch of worse fumes…"
🔑 iran
"Department of State's website and look at any areas that you're traveling to and see if there is any heightened restrictions or warnings. And while you're traveling, you should have not just Google Alerts set, but some daily check-in where you look to see if anything has changed in the area that you are traveling to, especially if that is inside the Middle East. If you're going, you saw uh these Iranian missiles reaching Cyprus and Israel. A lot of people are having travel planned through there…"
🔑 iran
"Now one of the things that happened starting in September, October, the pipeline attacks in in um from July expanded. The main pipeline in the north that went through through Iraq up to Turkey and then out to the we couldn't keep that pipeline open. It was being attacked every time it would get open. Uh and typically that pipeline will export five to seven hundred thousand barrels a day a day, but we couldn't keep it open. We didn't, we did not understand why the Iraqis kept attacking that pipe…"
🔑 iran
"Begun the drone war has, James. Unfortunately so. And I will just throw in one other related on this that shows the calculus that is involved in these drone strikes in these types of warfare situations. This coming from Japan Times, Iran's missile math $20,000 drones take on $4 million patriots. So yes, we've heard all of the hyperventilating about, oh my God, the US military industrial complex is running out of their expensive Patriot interceptors and other such things because of these $20,000…"
🔑 iran
"That's exactly where we are. And now uh I mean, basically, as far as I can tell, we went into this with the expectation that in about 72 hours the Iranians would fall apart, the people would rise up, there would be joy in the streets, happy ending, fairy tale, and now reality has intruded and it it didn't happen, and it ain't gonna happen. And now we're trying to figure out what the hell do we need? What do we do now? That's where I think we are. I think you're 100% correct. And and as you know…"
🔑 iran
"I think it's gonna be I think it's gonna be news and Spanberger, that's what I think. Um so let's get back to the war then. Um we're talking about the war over the war. Let's talk about the war now. Um we just had a F-15 strike eagle, that's uh two-seater pilot and a WISO, weapons officer, um, get downed. Uh, don't know yet what the outcome of that is. Uh they were downed in Iran, and it looks like the people on the ground in Iran, we were told were looking to overthrow the regime, David. We we…"
🔑 iran
"Uh that's non-uh United States uh media, but it's coming through our social media and our influence networks, and that's information warfare is very, very real. It's not just propaganda in the old sense, it's the systematic shaping of these perceptions, uh, people's emotions. They're doing this very deliberately. They know how to identify with the American population. They've done their homework, their research, they understand our behaviors. And just like a good psychologist, they are working …"
🔑 iran
"When I say minorities, I don't mean just color TEI like uh black Hispanic Asians. I mean, you know, the other guys, okay, you know who I'm talking about. Um, and then you say, well, wait a minute, uh if you're only 2% or 13%, 11%, how do you get 90% of the people to run the network? Simple. Simple. Change their last name, just be a crypto. Hey, we're coming down to the last two minutes. And uh when we come down to the last two minutes, what do I say? We the way you get the freedom of speech and…"
🔑 iran
"And then he has there are various options, various military options in terms of how uh how we would try to either rest control of the um of the strait from Iran, or in any case, be in a position to have a great degree of influence on what goes through the uh the straits. But we'll have to wait and see what happens with these talks first. All right, so we're on with Dr. James Dorsey, who has the Middle East report on Substack, and you gotta want to get on that one because that's a daily, and som…"
🔑 iran
"And when you talk about an immediate threat from Iran, it is nowhere in the in the conception of man. The equivalent to the threat that we face day in and day out from China and uh Russia. I'm sorry. That's okay. I'm I'm very old man. It's the way they fool people with that is just uh typical of government. There's no possible reason to think that the Iranians were an in uh immediate threat to the United States. Uh they're not suicidal. Uh it my own my own view is on what Mr. Flint said is that…"
🔑 gaza
"Right. I still, because of the the way the party was structured, I still was a good loyal soldier, and I thought, okay, well, the Israelis are our friends still at the end of the day. And I think on some level they still are an ally, but we need to be getting into the condition of looking at the world as a true realist and saying there are real delineations between Israeli interests and US interests. And we and so I really started thinking, I would say. So like after 10-7, I do believe, okay, H…"
🔑 iran
"It used to be run by engineers and flight people, and now it's all Harvard. Management and it's DEI, and you've had this for two generations now, and you're seeing a real decline. They're very good at maximizing their shareholder value. They're not so good at producing things that actually are helpful to the society or to the military. Um, which gets us into what has been a big bugaboo of mine, um, which is stockpiles. You know, I keep telling people if war is a science, war, you know, the how …"
🔑 iran
"CENTCOM forces are operating at the highest levels of professionalism and ensuring the safety of U.S. personnel, ships, and aircraft in the precious Middle East. Continued Iranian harassment and threats in international waters will not be tolerated. Iran's unnecessary aggression near U.S. Forces at their back door, regional partners in commercial vessels, increases risks of collision, miscalculation, and regional destabilization, any and all of which they will use to gin up some type of war eve…"
🔑 ice
"done for the last 20 years so that now sitting around the dinner table people can go man do you read some of those Epstein emails? Those seem weird. They talk about jerky a lot. Holy moly. A lot of strange, a lot of strange stuff in there, James. And that is how we get going on New World Next Week, episode 620. Our second story hidden kind of close to the Media Monarchy Discord, as we know things are getting pretty dicey there. And I've just built up more and more at MediaMonarchy.com and remov…"
🔑 anthropic
"And as I've said, it's been it's been tiring lately being right about everything we've talked about over the last 20 years. National IDs, worldwide blackmail Epstein Pizzagate. Oh, and I believe there was an early Corbett Report that said World War Three will start in Iran. That is how we get going on this New World Next Week episode 625. I was just telling James when we were off mic 16 years ago today, we were taping New World Next Week episode 25. And we've grown and we've expanded like a tri…"
🔑 iran
"your vanguard was scooping it up for pennies on the dollar. And I think we're going to see a lot more of that this week. And what we closed the podcast with, I think you'll start to it'll come around full circle, and you'll understand that this is more about more lockdowns, more closures, and finishing off small business. Right. So again, this simultaneous type of breakdown has only occurred a handful of times in the past decade. So again, Trump is now threatening to attack Iran's power plants,…"
🔑 iran
"So question then being uh without a supreme leader uh in Iran anymore, although remnants certainly more than remnants of you know the Pazdan. Uh and we also know that uh Paz Duran officials, uh operatives, um officers uh have been sent to Lebanon to directly um supervise, I guess, and uh uh offer command and control. I don't know about offer, but command and control for Hezbollah. So the question then comes back to to what extent would Hezbollah presence uh cells in the United States still be c…"
🔑 iran
"So that's uh also we're currently seeing on the European side, um, and this is again through Reuters, there is a significant amount of change going on on a day-by-day basis almost. So um you've seen this with Italy and Spain and the Netherlands, um, even in France. Um, some of these are posturing defensively. Um but I believe that's that's likely going to change, especially if there's more casualties on any of these European sides, and as the Europeans who have assets in, you know, um commercia…"
🔑 iran
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🔑 iran
"Israeli war with Iran, but stressed this does not amount to negotiations, adding that Iran has never had a good experience negotiating with Washington. Meanwhile, human rights groups and Palestinian leaders have condemned Israel's approval of the law, allowing the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks. But uh, what they're basically saying is that um we don't trust the U.S. You attacked us during negotiations. That's uh you know, proof that we can't trust you. You'll be neg…"
🔑 iran
"student seminars, radio. I mean, it's been, you used, we did radio dialogues that you used on your program. And I think there are several countries that have done radio. Nepal has used radio. A lot of magazines. The first serialization of it was the Hong Kong Economic Journal. I mean, this is the intellectual Journal of the Business Community in Hong Kong in 1997 that serialized it because they said, well, soon China's going to be watching what we do and they're going to have to be a little mor…"
🔑 doge
"So, so another interesting quote from Verdun, he said, if you knew what I was building, you would make it illegal. Or you are words that affect on paraphrasing. If you knew what I was building, you wouldn't allow it or something like that. So and there's all these little these terms that they use. Well, what's in the name? As you point out, it may be an aside, but as you point out in the book, Doge has multiple potential meanings. And the Doge father himself, Musk, seems to have embraced that t…"
🔑 iran
"between Japan and China and target locks on fighter jets and other such things that bring us closer and closer to the brink of some sort of outright warfare. There's this story, a return to nuclear testing looks inevitable, here's how to manage it. Well, thank you, MSM, that's what I wanna know. How do we manage nuclear testing since it is, inevitable now. Or how about this one? New York Times editorial board urges US to prepare for future war with China. Well, there it is. I've been talking ab…"
🔑 pentagon
"and we can move forward. And it was an important step. But they're all admitting none of it came true. And this is 10 years later. Remember, we were told in 2015 that we've saved the planet. Obama, the French president, the U.N. secretary general, all the world leaders were like, our grandchildren will look back and thank us for this historic day. And what happened? Within a year, they were talking about we had to save the planet all over again. So Bill Gates helped deflate it. And again, it's …"
🔑 gaza
"I've got one from the Clinton era where he's talking about we've got to get rid of all these illegal aliens. And he uses that language. He uses the gross illegal alien language. The same exact things. Again, sometimes they get a spotlight on them. Other times that spotlight very purposefully is moved away. Our second story on This New World Next Week, episode 616. We take yes from RonPaulInstitute.org, and all our wild accusations are always sourced and cited in our show notes. Trump wants a bi…"
🔑 palantir
"So I wanted to mention that because it's relevant and it's active right now. And Howard Lutnick's firm is positioned to be a major beneficiary in this as well. So you asked what we can do. We have to absolutely make it public and accessible for everyone to understand how not only corrupt this is, but this tokenization through these two bills is accelerating technocracy. I've been saying that this last election that we had was technocracy with resistance versus technocracy without resistance and…"
🔑 iran
"somebody else? Or does that sound like two people that are close, two people that are friendly, two people that know each other? And honestly, I'm blown away that she would even give this statement. Todd Blanche just got done telling us that there was nothing left to see here, that everything was over and done with Donald Trump has told us the same thing, and then Malania Trump gets up here with this crazy ass statement like the whole world's focused on something else. Right with Iran, They're …"
🔑 pentagon
"Aarrow Manhattan's book, Catholic Power to Day, page one twenty nine tells us that Catholic Church is the largest church in the United States of America. Ecclesiastically, she is the best organized. Financially, she is on a par with any of the giant trusts or corporations of America. Indeed, should the occasion arise, she could stand up to all of them collectively. Politically, she is looming ever larger at the White House. She's a power in the Senate of Force, the Pentagon, an invisible agent …"
🔑 iran
"be safe. You'll be careful to take care of one another, layer up and just be safe. Okay. Lots of things going on, and I think, more importantly, which is at the root of this podcast, A lot of distractions going on. And I got a few emails, right, isn't it? Isn't it interesting that they released the Epstein files. What do you think they're really trying to distract us from? Well, one is I truly believe that there will be a confrontation with Iran in the next fourteen to thirty days could be soon…"
🔑 iran
"tall in your you know, you have to stand tall. I want to close with this last story, as I mentioned last night, that we're staring down yet another war. And you would think that this country has war fatigue after the last one hundred years World War One, World War two, Korea, Vietnam Desert storm, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, you know, on and on and on. Venezuela. Now we're about to hand over the keys in Iran. And when I was in Iraq and we had a shortage of soldiers, what they started doing was ad…"
🔑 gaza
"Declaration of Independence quote that all experience has shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer while evils are sufferable. So, even though it is an evil to tax us and then spend our money on evil. Immoral, ungodly matters such as genocide in Gaza, unconstitutional wars all over the world, and many other devilish things of which our taxes are used. From my own self, I have chosen not to make that one battlefield the battlefield on which I die. In other words, I pay my taxes. But I cert…"
🔑 pentagon
"all these links are in the show notes. Eric Trump has dropped. And again why are the families of the people who run this country, where do they get all this money from one point five billion dollars to take israel drone maker extend Public. So once again you see the net worth of these people before they go into office and how they come out of office. Right, and this is a Florida company, Oh, buddy DeSantis, right, The deal boosts US drone technology amid Pentagon focus on modern"
🔑 pentagon
"by the US government. The American Embassy in London publicly requested a full investigation. The British I'm sorry, the British Ministry of Defense, the mod members of the British Parliament, such as the Labor MP Doug Hoyle, etc. Had been making similar requests for many years. The Thatcher regime had refused to launch any sort of inquiry. Of course, why would they, They say, how many more deaths before we get the government to give the answer. Well never, you never get disclosure from these e…"
🔑 iran
"what it is. And now he's you know, he's published a book trying to to wake people up. So again the book comes out. I believe it's March the tenth. He'll be here on the fourth, looking forward to him sharing the story. And again all the links will be in the show notes. So big week next week. Now the reason I'm on the podcast today, you know, we are from all accounts, pretty close to going to war with Iran. What's the fallout going to be? Is it"
🔑 iran
"Lutnick saying, you know, my wife's been asking me to take my child to school for the last five years, and September eleventh was the one day I decided to do it. Now, this is also a Professor Jang in a recent interview on Breaking Points. This runs actually fifteen minutes. And you know, he had made three predictions last year or maybe it was twenty twenty four that Trump would win the election. But the third prediction he made was that we would go to war with Iran and the"
🔑 iran
"to even some people are opening these electrical charges in the air, and we played I don't know, three or four weeks ago, LBJ even saying he controls the weather, controls the world. You know, you know Trump's talking about taking Cuba, old Limsey Graham, right, the warmonger, He's talking about taking Cuba. And then all of a sudden, you know, they have an earthquake and they lose all their power. If you Google or whatever search engine use, put in Iran earthquakes. Look how many they've had ov…"
🔑 iran
"when he drops the bombs, it only finds the bad guys? What defines the bad guys? If we're all broken like he really broke it down to, it really opens your eyes. And it's simple. You pray for those who are not in Christ that they find him number one. You pray for those in harm's way. Period doesn't matter. And what the most important thing is those who are lost. You have to pray that they find salvation. But so many people believe that everyone who lives in the border of Iran, every last one of t…"
🔑 iran
"a submarine with a screen door. No thank you. So, just this broad history of all these government programs that have exposed civilians, patients, service members, which we mentioned week or two ago, right, all the conscientious objectors, which, by the way, they're reports of. They are seeing. A level of conscientious objectors within the military right now with the Iran thing going on, it's interesting. But what"
🔑 iran
"maybe we should all pitch into help with this or that. But when you have a government that is central, that is untouchable, that is basically a mafia run type of entity, and you have no way of accountability, I think there comes a point where we all have to stop and say we can't keep just passing the buck to the next generation. I think we have to do something. Just look what's going on in the world today. We're bombing Iran because well depends on which you know, we've gotten"
🔑 iran
"He joined the anti British movement and began a call to Jihad against the British. Although resistance forces briefly disrupted British control in some regions, the uprising was suppressed. Kashani was condemned to death in absentia, forcing him into exile aisle. Around 1921, he fled to Iran and settled in Tehran. He resumed teaching, but his disdain for the British never faded away, and he continued to speak against British influence during the interwar years. He avoided formal political office"
🔑 iran
"Those involved Americans that said there's not an imminent danger. I'll tell you what. We lost thousands of lives that morning, not just only on the USS Arizona, but on all eight battleships were attacked. We we lost 18 ships total, and eight American bases were attacked that didn't need to if leaders like Admiral Husband Kimball that was in charge had acted with the duty and responsibilities that they were obligated to put in to action, and they did not. And they were held accountable. Husband…"
🔑 iran
"We have, as you say, the pine uh pipelines from Canada, we can open up more drilling in Texas. You know, I want to hear more about drill baby drill in Dakota's, you know. I haven't been hearing drill baby drill, have you? No, not at all. In fact, it's been really quiet. It's strange. It's very strange, and especially when you think about what's going on with Venezuela that had made that uh relationship, that concractual relationship with China because they were so broke, and then China was losi…"
🔑 pentagon
"And I think you're right. Probably we're drifting towards some sort of digital ID solution. Yeah, but we don't have to stop there. How about the 1.5%? $1.5 trillion that apparently Trump is going to ask for for the military budget in 2027. Why are people not getting outraged about the $1.5 trillion? Oh, who cares about that? No, I'm concerned about what's going on in Minnesota. Great. Be concerned about what's going on in Minnesota, but maybe you should be a thousand times more concerned by wha…"
🔑 iran
"And something that I feel like I've kind of looked over, like maybe too much. And now I'm starting to rethink is the influence of Mossad. I always knew they had a lot of influence, right? You talk about 9-11 and you talk about the dancing Israelis and their links to Mossad. So many historical things. jfk's links to massad potentially like all these theories and there always seems to be massad somewhere in the story and there seems to be some hints that maybe they were involved in all these thin…"
🔑 doge
"The following presentation is Del Marvis Studio's production. You're listening to the fact Hunter Radio Network. Here is your house, Doge Hobs. Hello, and welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's time for another edition of the fact Hunter podcast. As we record on this Tuesday afternoon, February tenth, twenty twenty six. You know it hit me today. We're less than four years away from twenty thirty, and that's that number that has been kind of dangled in front of all us truth seeke…"
🔑 iran
"calls for repentance, faith, and allegiance to Christ. That is where the blindness ends. That is where freedom begins. And that is the message that stands long after every earthly power fades. And I want you to remember in the coming days and weeks that they're ramping it up on the news. They're going to get you to root for a certain team. They're going to tell you, excuse me, the other team is evil. But I also want you to remember there's over a million Christians and Iran, and"
🔑 doge
"The following presentation is Del Marvis Studio's production. You're listening to the fact Hunter Radio Network. Here is your host, Doge Hobbs. Welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's time for another edition of the fact Hunder podcast as we record on this Monday morning, March second, twenty twenty six. Hope everybody had a great weekend. This is a very busy week. We have two interviews as promised. Today we have Jeff Fish we'll be talking about Abolitionist Rising, and don't fo…"
🔑 doge
"The following presentation is Del Marvis Studio's production. You're listening to the fact Hunter Radio Network. Here is your host, Doge Hobbs. Welcome back truth seekers from around the world. It's time for another edition of the fact Hunter podcast as we record on this Wednesday afternoon, March the fourth, twenty twenty six. This is the third drop of the week. I hope everybody is enjoying the content and learning from it. Today is another returning guest, who has, you know, such an important…"
🔑 iran
"the Iran war, there'll be a statement for Donald Trump which injects diplomatic hope one might call it into a deteriorating military situation, right, And each time he does it, it has the desired effect. It stabilizes the equities markets. It knocks oil back down closer to right around one hundred dollars range, maybe even below it until the news of the reality of the situation percolates back up, and then suddenly the energy markets respond. So you know, let's let's I'm going to go through eac…"
🔑 iran
"closer to right around one hundred dollars range, maybe even below it until the news of the reality of the situation percolates back up, and then suddenly the energy markets respond. So you know, let's let's I'm going to go through each example week by week, So we'll start with this. Right in week one, he sort of had the pivot from the shock, and all right, and you heard so you had Operation Epic Fury launches on February twenty eighth, tomahawks hit cities in Iran. Global markets braced for wh…"
🔑 iran
"March tenth, the Iranian Air Force is no more. We control their faith. Last week iron as toast, it's not even a fair fight. And as for the radar systems, one hundred percent annihilated. Okay, so let's ask the obvious question. If the airspace is uncontested, how do you lose a strike ego over Isfahan? If the radar is gone, how do they get a lock on one of our advanced fighter jets. If it isn't a fair fight, why are we running rescue missions in the middle of Iran? Look, this isn't about rhetori…"
🔑 iran
"one of the few Republican senators that will do that. She's more of an independent these days than she is a Republican. But she wrote, the president's latest threat is an affront to the ideals of our nation. Excuse me, let me read this again. The president's latest threat is an affront to the ideals our nation has sought to uphold and promote around the world for nearly two hundred and fifty years. The comment cannot be excused away as an attempt to gain leverage and negotiations with Iran. So …"
🔑 iran
"did the third round of the note King's rallies. Organizers say eight million people turned turned out nationally might be the largest ever. Last time. They estimated seven million turned out the last No Kings March a couple months ago. They are grassroots organized, they've got real professional money behind it. Let's not pretend that this is this is totally organic, but it's progressive driven demonstrations against the Trump agenda. And this weekend, the two animating issues were immigration …"
🔑 iran
"of supporting Donald Trump, because this is not going to end well one way or the other. If you're a real hawk about Iran, or you're a real dove about a run, donald Trump has failed you. If you're a hawk about the use of American forces or a dove about American forces, donald Trump has failed you. Donald Trump lets down everybody. He always has, and that has been his mo. He has done it every single business. Remember, this is a man that failed to make money owning a casino. How incompetent do yo…"
🔑 iran
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🔑 iran
"one of the few Republican senators that will do that. She's more of an independent these days than she is a Republican. But she wrote, the president's latest threat is an affront to the ideals of our nation. Excuse me, let me read this again. The president's latest threat is an affront to the ideals our nation has sought to uphold and promote around the world for nearly two hundred and fifty years. The comment cannot be excused away as an attempt to gain leverage and negotiations with Iran. So …"
🔑 iran
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🔑 anthropic
"to these tools and the training and tech that they need to be able to participate and share in this new emerging economy. If we don't get ahead of this, it's there's real risk of harming harming people. To me, there's two challenges with AI. There's accessibility, you just outline that one. But there's also guardrails, and the industry doesn't want any you know, maybe anthropic is more open to guardrails and open AI, but ultimately, you know, other than regulatory capture, I'm the political sen…"
🔑 anthropic
"California officials and said, forget due process and forget reasonableok cause just go to parking lots of home depots. I mean he did say that, or he allegedly or has been reported to have said that. Now surveillance price. Okay, I know you're you're obsessed about this. Let me tell you a fun Let me tell you a fun little nugget I got on this. I had interviewed Brad Carson, former Democratic congressman from Oklahoma who's essentially the front person for the anthropic AI super Pac, meaning"
🔑 iran
"to take them seriously or excuse me, take them literally. But we have to. You have to take some of his threats seriously because he's already followed through to a point and he's certainly gotten the entire world into this mess. On this front, it's probably of little comfort, but you know, I do not believe he's going to do something this rash. It is worth noting that officially, the news organization AFP Confirm got a confirmation from the White House that a nuclear bomb is not being considered…"
🔑 pentagon
"being a local news reporter. We cannot pull back the curtain enough, you know. To your point, people who are engaged are incredibly curious about both their communities and how we work, right, And so I think we assumed back in the mid aughts when I was a cub reporter, that we had to have all the answers because that's what people tell you, Right, you're a beat reporter, You've got to be an expert on the pentagon, you know. And if we're good at"
🔑 iran
"It's so obvious. I can't believe he has to explain this, But he has to explain this to us because there are so many people within our coalition, particularly those of really big voices, and just don't want us to be in any wars at all. They want us to announce that we've taken some moves off the table, which is just just not great. I love this clip from the press conference at the Pentagon that I thought was really just super cool. I want to play cut eleven. Please, guys, get us. Even more bombs…"
🔑 ice
"Your problem for now is try to win races. It's also you're going to give myself assignment. On the air. If there's really only like forty. Competitive races, I should have my audience completely coached up. On all of them by the by election time. So audience, you've got my commitment that you're going to know all these races by the time the dust settles here. All right, So, Chairman, I'm looking at something that's really compelling. That's happening with the current DHS shutdown, where the Rep…"
🔑 ice
"of Pennsylvania. And I just find this unbelievable because we have been NonStop about straight white male privilege, and now we've got all these white males who are acting like they're actually victims. So we're going back in time to where the whole way to curry favor on the left of the victim mentality. They're all nuts and they're actually victimizing you, which is they're being very open about this. I was kind of stunned to see some of the rhetoric over the weekend because we have the DHS sh…"
🔑 iran
"March tenth, the Iranian Air Force is no more. We control their faith. Last week iron as toast, it's not even a fair fight. And as for the radar systems, one hundred percent annihilated. Okay, so let's ask the obvious question. If the airspace is uncontested, how do you lose a strike ego over Isfahan? If the radar is gone, how do they get a lock on one of our advanced fighter jets. If it isn't a fair fight, why are we running rescue missions in the middle of Iran? Look, this isn't about rhetori…"
🔑 ice
"here did we get to deal with. We are running up into a environment where if we're not careful, we're going to turn over the country to completely nuts people, people who are so nuts, like for example, Chris Van Holland, who was over on MS now Senator Democrat saying why the Democrats are continuing the DHS shutdown cut seven? Please? If nothing else, It said to more of our fellow Democrats on Capitol Hill, We're not going to give one more penny to this lawless ice operation. It had an impact,"
🔑 iran
"want that to happen, but it probably will. However, now that we have complete and total regime change. We're different, smarter and less radicalized minds prevail. Maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen. Who knows. We will find out tonight one of the most important moments in the long, complex history of the world. Forty seven years of extortion, corruption and death will finally end. God bless the great people of Iran. So a lot of people did not like the initial part A whole civi…"
🔑 iran
"to start making it so that people are encouraged to thrive and not alienate all the tax base. Try to make it so that everyone who earns money in the state stinking of leaving. No, it's confiscate more from the most productive people. That's the move, all right. I want to get into some of the Iran war updates. You guys may have heard. There's some big stuff that happened over the weekend. Let's start, and this will take some time to get through everything. But the biggest thing, I'll give you a …"
🔑 iran
"it's a great point that if we don't control it, then who does control it? Because it might not be iron, it might be China, might be Russia. Who knows what sort of alliances gets forged. There's a lot of triggers that could condition the end of the ceasefire. And you can bet that we have people at the ready, ready to engage in any conflict that's necessary. But Iran is so depleted, and I'll play details at Pete heggsseeth momentarily talking about just how devastating our tax have been at this p…"
🔑 iran
"really do feel like a lot of people need to hear this, and this is something that has been an area of interest of mine. I have been doing a lot of reading up on this stuff, and it's going to be very hard for any sort of nuclear bomb to get delivered at any capacity in the world today without seeing literal apocalypse. We're seeing maybe a third of the world's population wiped off the earth. So if you care about humanity, you don't want nations like Iran to get nuclear weapons, and they've admit…"
🔑 iran
"on the remove straight Trump warning them. Ultimately, I think the goal. The best case scenario is a joint venture as Trump played out initially, where Iran, what's their beak, we wet our beak. We're ultimately in control of it, and they're doing global commerce. I think that would also affect China very negatively because a lot of those ships are going to China, a lot of them have Chinese goods on them, things like that, and if that is the case, then China's probably gonna pay a lot and that's…"
🔑 iran
"the big cities, the big blue cities, if you will. That isn't nothing. There's no doubt the opposition to Trump is growing, and the opposition to Trump is in some ways very focused and very mission driven here and I think we're probably going to see the result of that in the midterms. Now on the other side, yet another gathering of partisans seapack down in Texas. They were closing out a four day conference in Grapevine, Texas. The marquis speaker wasn't a sitting American official. It was Iran'…"
🔑 iran
"one way or the other. If you're a. Real hawk about Iran, or you're a real dove about a run, donald Trump has failed you. If you're a hawk about the use of American forces or a dove about American forces, donald Trump has failed you. Donald Trump lets down everybody. He always has, and that has been his mo. He has done it every single business. Remember, this is a man that failed to make money owning a casino. How incompetent do you have to be to not be able to make money owning a casino, let. A…"
🔑 iran
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🔑 ice
"had the health that you just droke and stuff. That was sharp. Let's do a little more. As their version of mayarchus, you know, but you know, I do believe he's committed, and we've had multiple conversations and his top priority is to secure our border, round up all of the criminals, and they're not going to have any more things like Minneapolis and that tragedy. And I would point out that, to my knowledge of what I've reported, there is no Ice presence in Minneapolis anymore right now. So you k…"
🔑 iran
"And both a lot of the candidates are seeing all of the energy. I'm sure around this, I'm saying at the community level. I'm sure you guys also have seen all of these viral videos. I referenced the one more recently of this trailer park, which is being basically told they have to go out because they're gonna build a new one. There's the famous one recently, I think it was in Kentucky, of a woman being I think she was offered like $20,000,000 for her land. She's like, I'm born on this land. Yeah.…"
🔑 anthropic
"Like, how did this all shake out? Okay. Basically, every this is it didn't used to be this way. Yeah. It used to be in Washington that things operated. I wouldn't say smoothly. But like go back to the nineties, West Wing optimism Yeah. Newt Gingrich contract with America, Bill Clinton, like Yeah. Yeah. We get a sound effect for that one. That's nice. I think it's pretty function pretty well. Now in Washington, basically every time something happens, it sets up the seed for the next issue. It's …"
🔑 anthropic
"They are going to spend an inordinate amount of money on frontier inference. And so training a model there, they will be able to amortize the training cost of the next model that they build, not just over can they get a product out that goes viral and becomes its own standalone chat app that people pay for or maybe it's ad supported. Like just on the internal usage, they could be running a multibillion dollar token bill that they would have to pay another lab. And so if they develop that intern…"
🔑 ice
"Maybe it's Robert Garcia, the congressman who was in Las Vegas during the government shutdown. You know what's interesting, So we're seeing all of these people who are in our Congress, essensibly supposed to work for the American people, now on a extended vacation. Laura and I want to break. This down for you, because the Senate cave the Democrats and basically tried to put forward a bill without fully funding ICE. As we've gone through I'm sure on your show, certainly gone through on my show, …"
🔑 ice
"deep dive on Johnny Carson, and this is those whole secret sauce. He was a Democrat, but he did not want to alienate people with politics. Very specific about that, and he was number one bro thirty years. We'll be right back. I mentioned before the break. Department of Homeland Security partial shutdown still on, and there's viral footage of Nancy Mace and Debbie Washerman and Schultz getting escorted through TSA bypassing the lines that are now a record length, and ironically, ICE, which is mo…"
🔑 anthropic
"That's a hack. Gurgley over at Pragmatic Engineer says this Gurgley, sorry. This is either brilliant or scary. Anthropic accidentally leaked the source code of Claude code, which is closed source. Repos sharing the source are taken down with DMCA, but this repo rewrote the code using Python, and so it violates no copyright and cannot be taken down. Okay. And there's a warning. Do not store the code even though it has leaked. Do not store it because you might get DMCA'd according to Primeagen. T…"
🔑 anthropic
"They are already a capybara V eight. We learned last week that capybaras are Extremely deadly. But can be deadly in the right context. Capybara still has issues. The foreshadowing is crazy. The foreshadowing is crazy. We were talking about how the Faustian bargain that is getting a Capybara as a pet seems so cute, but it can bite you. Capybara has 1,000,000 token context window and Cool. Fast Numbat is another interesting code name tagged with at model launch. Remove this section when we launch…"
🔑 anthropic
"And it it always has been weird because I understand that, like, back in the day when they were competing directly with Twitter and Meta and Instagram and Reddit and all these different upstart, high growth social networking companies. I believe the talent war thesis, it makes sense that they would have to probably pay top dollar. But you have to imagine that as the business has stabilized, there are people that would come into the organization that would be happy to just have a salary and just…"
🔑 anthropic
"I think blockchain also have a lot of benefit from AI. I think right now, a lot of the applications are in blockchain quite difficult to build. I think with with AI, we can probably build, like, you know, safer safer tools for people to do self custody and safer tools for people to transact. So and I think so, today, the two industries, to be honest, have not really leveraged each other that significantly, but I think in the future, they will. Are you thinking about the risk of quantum computin…"
🔑 anthropic
"So do have 5,261 employees as of late twenty twenty five. So this would represent roughly a 20% riff, not block level cuts, but Yeah. More in line with what we're seeing at Oracle, Meta, some other tech companies that are going through a transformation. On monetization, the recommendation is to improve monetization, which I think is a good idea for any business. It's a hot topic. But they say AI will massively accelerate product development and enhance advertising monetization tools. Mhmm. Agai…"
🔑 anthropic
"Yeah. I think AI is one where the consensus view is it is gonna work. It's not it's an extension extension level event. And so the sense of urgency is high. So that does feel a little bit different to me than maybe prior cycles where I think that took time for, right? The carers are like, well, I'm not gonna allow Apple to have an App Store. I don't want to be a dump pipe. Right. So they all these things that they fought. Yeah. And over time, tech won. Yeah. The difference to me with this speci…"
🔑 anthropic
"We could potentially show you with TechNack. Are you familiar with TechNack? Yes. Yes. It's just a crazy image of you with Tech Neck It shows with you your Tech phone. Neck. Then so you can scroll past it. But every time you open that app, it's a new image. It's a reminder. It's a new image of you looking the worst, wasting Are your life the AI labs lobbying to get this All put this away. Are the AI labs lobbying to get that removed? Because I think most of their timelines suggest that lung can…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"It looks a lot less fishy when you see it this way. It's fascinating how close they have to be that's And by point fishy, John, means one of the The other wish actually was shaped like a a fish. But this one is a little bit more of a straight shot. But it really emphasizes how short that window is where you're actually next to the moon. It really Delian says, it really just really shows you how far away they're flying today and how precise they need to be to go to the moon. Yeah. Remarkable. I'…"
🔑 iran
"Ask for those free investor kits, get some information, have a conversation. You know, if the buy right away, if you don't want, that's not the point. The point is get yourself educated and find out how you can qualify for twenty thousand dollars in bonus gold with a qualified purchase eight hundred nine nine to two two two five five or go to lear Alex dot com. Alright, New guests to the show today. Nicki Balou is here. He is born in Iran then moved to the West."
🔑 anthropic
"I got to be in the room with some of the most important CEOs in this space. Briefly, almost all the off records. It's not too much I can report, but I can tell you this that there is a openness to working with the Trump administration on this. And I don't think everyone you would think. I don't think you can narrowly cast the way we could in past iteration into the Silicon Valley as everyone is a left winger anthropic, They're gone. I mean, they're completely left wing, far left. Google, I stil…"
🔑 iran
"initially probably about ten years ago is when I started on radio on serious exam, I would make a point try to break down all major presidential speeches. That's a commitment that I want to have to all of you. And President Trump gave one yesterday about the Iran War where he gave us some updates and I'll tell you the peace was And I hate to say this because you guys know I'm rooting for President Trump. I think it takes a lot of crap from a lot of people in the media, but it felt kind of point…"
🔑 gaza
"I was at the White House when he signed the executive order, and it was to fulfill a major campaign promise that there is clearly religious discrimination that has grown in the United States and we want to alleviate those concerns. Great, there are thirteen commissioners, like five of them are Catholic. There's only one Jew or a by Mayrislavchik. And I'm asked to get to testify. This is in February, and I do not talk about Israel. I don't talk about Apec or BB or Gaza or the Middle East. I"
🔑 iran
"when I disagree with President Trump on staff and I try to acknowledge it. He's operating with a lot more information than we're operating with. And it's been really fascinating to watch this Joe Kent sort of melt down take place in the last few days since he resigned from his post within the Trump administration on counter terrorism, where he was someone who was beloved by Trump's base and Trump's own government, suggesting that Kent was been completely inaccurate about the one key fact that I…"
🔑 iran
"the private military company formerly known as Blackwater. When someone like that goes on a major pro Trump platform and says the President is making a mistake, it carries weight and the fact that it happened on Bannon's show is telling. Bannon has been positioning himself as the keeper of the populist flame, the guy who holds even Trump accountable to the America First agenda. The AP report does note that as of Monday, March second, six US MENS military service members had been killed in the I…"
🔑 iran
"like a bush. Yeah, I talked to him. He did refer to Goblin Newsom as being the President of the United States as well. In a recent Time. Energy shout out to Tim Apple for. Sure, Tim Apple out to Tommy Appleseed. Can I bring something into this? Nold must of course it's on the polymarket side. I was reading in Al Jazeera from me, okay, can we talk about the weird stuff that happened with the Iran strikes on February twenty eight? Absolutely to me, So that to me is the weirdest thing. It's all wa…"
🔑 doge
"We're going to take a quick break for a word from our sponsors, and we'll get to some specific flashpoints. And we're back. So by now, we're certainly unfamiliar with how the kinds of factors that we've been talking about can lead to widespread hunger. In places often that seem very. Far removed from our lives everyday lives here as American citizens, places like Gaza, Sudan, the Middle East in general, but Americans in the audience may well be surprised to learn that a version of this hunger c…"
🔑 ice
"you look at the facilities, and then what I just want something to happen when when an action like that is taken. That's all I mean. It seems like the badger's out of the bag, the place is under it's it's it's happening. Right. On February fourth of this year, the local authorities of Social Circle announced, yeah, hey, we hear you, but we're moving forward with this dh ICE Department of Homeland Security, which ICE is a division DHS and ICE are going"
🔑 iran
"in this at all anywhere, because I'm assuming that's what they did. Yeah. They I mean, when you want to get close like that, you're probably going to have to use the helicopters, yeah, or else you're going to have to have people in place for a while. And they they spent months in the intel, you know, just like just like Masaude with Iran. Well, and let's talk about how they get how they got so close and got such amazing intel there. The United States was engaged in negotiations with Venezuela w…"
🔑 iran
"Steve Bannon sits in the broader political landscape as of early March twenty twenty six, A few things stand out. First, War Room remains a genuinely significant media platform. It's not just a podcast. It's functioning as a kind of alternative power center within the MAGA movement, a place where descent can be aired, where the administration can be questioned from the right, and where figures like Eric Prince feel comfortable breaking with the party line on something as major as military actio…"
🔑 iran
"I want to handle this carefully because there's a human being at the center of this, and whatever you think of Bondie's politics or her choices, the image of someone begging to keep their position is not something to take lightly. It speaks to something real about what happens when you build your entire identity, your entire career around another person's approval. When that approval is withdrawn, what's left? What do you have that's yours. There was reportedly a connection to a speech Trump wa…"
🔑 pentagon
"about this country and we're very fortunate to be here. We also part of that great opportunity is the opportunity to point out when things are going wrong. One of the best, dumbest, most ridiculous examples, the size of the US Armed Forces is such that even their budget is beyond congressional understanding. It has so many loopholes, conundrums, redactions, black bag projects we call them. We still as a country can't figure out how to audit the thing. The Pentagon is most famous in accounting c…"
🔑 information act
"of us kind of need collectively, a place to live. Record scratch. Hold up, you might be saying, hold up, seth Reie the Shadow, mcdoc, hold up, hold up, Matt, hold up Ben. Didn't you guys just talk about finsin. Isn't it their job to figure out stuff like this? You're right. You'd also be correct if you guessed that Finson has routinely fought journalists seeking information about the true owners of these various properties in cities and sometimes communities. Freedom of Information Act requests…"
🔑 iran
"rigging elections, touching politicians, turning nearby nations into puppet states. A most notable example of this attempt to resurrect the Soviet Empire is the invasion of Ukraine, which began so long ago now, February twenty fourth, twenty twenty two. It's been going on for years at this point, and it doesn't really show any signs of stopping unless I'm missing something. No, not at all. We saw the Ukrainian president putting out public statements about how worried he is that the Iran conflic…"
🔑 iran
"corporate governmance? Absolutely, Guys, when you think about giant multinational conglomerates, who do you picture in your mind as the leader of one of those things? Oh? Well, unrelated news, it looks like Iran has yet to attack the tech giants. It said it was going to begin attacking on April first. But in terms of. Wait, didn't it damage Amazon? I thought it did. They didn't do the sort of shock and all. They didn't get everybody on their list just yet. But they didn't do necessarily what th…"
🔑 iran
"one From. Flounder That's flounder with the pH WHICH i, love, gentlemen and this is very much in line with something that we just talked about on our Recent Strange news, Episode SO i think it's appropriate to bring up. HERE i consume fifty percent of my media from outside THE, us BECAUSE i don't hear about quite as much from OUR us based. Media here's a good. One one of the exact articles that we just referenced in our Previous Strange news, episode oil traders bet millions minutes Before Trum…"
🔑 iran
"long time conspiracy realists. This is a numbers station. Please check out our earlier episodes from years back on numbers stations continually fascinating. This one is not accurate in Russian, it's not occurring in English. This is a Farsi numbers station and it began broadcasting. At least as far as we know, this rash of broadcast began shortly after the death of the Iradian leader, the Ayatola, when you know the US and Israeli military began their overt actions against the nation of Iran. Th…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"ufology Research, which is an organization in Manitoba that tracks UAP sightings in Canada, and reports are up in Canada. I don't know if we've talked too much about that, but it would appear that there is a rise in reports of unidentified objects in the sky. Data collected by ufology Research found that reports of one thy fifty two UFO sities in Canada were filed last year, with government agencies, participating, private organizations and through social media. This is from the National Observ…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"and of course the pharmaceutical industry. Uh, guys, can we start with AI? Can we start with AI? We must? I mean, it's the biggest badger in the in the bag question there. Yeah, it's a real honey badger in that bag of civilian badgers. All right. True artificial intelligence has yet to occur, or at least be publicly acknowledged. Still, millions of people and institutions across the planet are using what we call chatbots or large language models for things like therapy or assistance at work or …"
🔑 iran
"Oh that's a good that's a good gimmick. And they're like, damn, dude, he's too deep. Baby hotly fu also Doma stereo beach on sina which is lab and Nikki Bella embarrassed herself again and should retire immediately. We don't have to talk about this. That one that was very obvious, but dom and and Sina I thought it was a very fun match. The injury angle that Iran, I'll be honest, they got me."
🔑 iran
"getting to win, and. Overall grade fourth about it, Yeah, it's you guys talked me into it a little bit more. Oh god, Okay, you never anything if you were that easily persuaded, no. New facts were presented. M hm. You have to be able to you have to be pliable. If you thought you couldn't, you wouldn't attack Iran. But"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"let's talk about how AI is used in like audience modelling for media, right when you're placing, when you're looking at Custom Audiences within any of those platforms, I won't name, they're taking your custom audience and they're applying an artificial intelligence layer to"
🔑 iran
"you want. You could make like cortical stacks and put them in the necks of folks, you know, and then you could alter that carbon shout out. I thought that was very well done. You could also make some little tweaks, right if you're a capitalist endeavor. Just last year, Google and Harvard announced the most detailed map of the human brain so far. This is not the same thing as mapping an entire human personality via brain activity. Similar to a map of Iran that just"
🔑 whistleblower
"Initially he was granted asylum. He fled the United States after leaking information on US intelligence agencies just incredibly insidious and successful methods of electronic surveillance and how they were eavesdropping on everybody, including other countries, and breaking several laws. In October, just last month, as we record this, he was given permanent Russian residency and recently this month, he announced plans for he and his spouse to apply for full Russian citizenship. So he's not leav…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"of fake posts. I'm a little confused at what I'm reading here. So three things. What is an AI agent? If these AI agents are AI, they answer captures, you know those things they're supposed. To prove that you're human. Won't that seem quaint in just a little while. This seems to be a social media platform for and by artificial intelligence. So do other forms of artificial intelligence have"
🔑 iran
"intelligence provided by doctor Tarani and other assets in Karimi's network painted a disturbing picture. Iran was months away from producing weapons grade uranium and quantity sufficient for multiple nuclear devices, but Rahemi represented more than technical expertise. He was the institutional memory of Iran's nuclear weapons program, the man who understood not just how to build atomic bombs, but how to build them efficiently, reliably, in in quantity. Eliminating him wouldn't stop Iran's nuc…"
🔑 anthropic
"Also militärisches Interesse an einer Technologie hat schon sehr häufig in der Privatwirtschaft entscheidenden Unterschied gemacht. Raketenbau, Satelliteninternetbau, Ähnliches. Ich meine, machen wir es sich jetzt vor, die Technik wird da auch zum Einsatz, kommen Anthropics Einschränkungen hin oder her. Ob man jetzt ausgerechnet mit dem aktuellen Pentagon etwas zu tun haben will, das ist dann wiederum eine andere Frage. Du meinst also, dass sie noch warten mit ihren AGBs bis … Keine Ahnung. Ich…"
🔑 iran
"Die ganzen fetten Kartoffeln? Also ernsthaft, also hör mir auf. Gut, dann schauen wir mal in die USA, da läuft es ja alles total super und alles auch im Rahmen eines allgemein gesellschaftlich akzeptierten Konsens. Ja, genau. Wir hatten über dieses Thema schon kurz gesprochen und ich weiß, gibt es jetzt schon eine UKW dazu? Zu was genau jetzt? Angriff auf den Iran. Ja, wir haben schon eine Sendung gemacht, allerdings braucht es da bald, glaube ich, auch mal wieder ein Update. USA haben den Iran…"
🔑 palantir
"Wir haben zwei Kommentare, die ich gerne einmal wiedergeben möchte. Der eine ist von Knut. Sagt, hey, ich wollte euch fragen, ob es wirklich ist, in der nächsten Folge auf die Antipalantier-Petition im Baden-Württemberger Landtag hinzuweisen. Die steht gerade bei irgendwie so und so viel tausend. Mit zehntausend gibt es eine öffentliche Anhörung im Petitionsausschuss. Ihr hattet ja auch schon die erste Kundgebung erwähnt in Stuttgart. Ihr erinnert euch. Die nächste ist in Stuttgart für den 2.11…"
🔑 anthropic
"Ja, klar. Ach Mann, ey, Deutschland. Das ist einfach, ich meine, schöner hätte man es jetzt nicht dokumentieren können, dass hier einfach mal so die ganze Kreativität, was so Technologie betrifft und Technologieführerschaft, einfach ein einziges, hinterherrennen. Naja, man muss, also vielleicht war es auch einfach nur eins, die haben sich gesagt, lass uns irgendwas in die Nachrichten bringen mit KI. Hauptsache unser Aktienkurs geht auch nicht irgendwie 20% runter, nur weil Anthropic mal wieder …"
🔑 iran
"when Director Yosi Cohen called me into his office on a gray November morning. Marcus, he said, sliding a classified folder across his mahogany desk, I need you to coordinate something unprecedented. The photographs inside showed a run down warehouse in Tehran's Shorabad district, unremarkable concrete walls, corrugated steel roof, a small office attached to the front, but satellite imagery revealed reinforced steel doors and power consumption patterns consistent with climate control systems pr…"
🔑 iran
"forces realized the scope of his betrayal. His handler reported that Karemi's last words were a request that his family believe he died serving Iran, which, in the mathematics of preventing nuclear war, was actually true. Captain Raza Amiri died in the eighteenth wave, killed by American bunker busting bombs, tar getting the underground command center where he was coordinating Tehran's defense against attacks his own investigation had helped make possible. The man who'd spent five years hunting…"
🔑 pentagon
"outer office was chaos. Phones rang without stopping, Shoes thudded up and down the corridor. Voices overlapped, each one a little louder than the last, feeding in scraps of information that contradicted whatever had just been said, sir. Dallas police say two shots. No wait, there are reports of three, maybe more. Sir. Someone is saying the governor is down. We cannot confirm that, sir. The Secret Service is trying to secure the scene. They are not on this line yet, Sir. The Pentagon is asking …"
🔑 whistleblower
"seeing both sides, acknowledging complexity, and I try, I genuinely try. But sometimes a pattern is just a pattern, and this one is drawn in lines so bold you could see it from space. Every structural change bond I made at the DOJ served one of two purposes. Either it removed a mechanism that could hold Trump or his allies accountable, or it created a mechanism to punish Trump's opponents. Every single one, find me an exception, I'll wait. And then after all of it, after the whistleblower firin…"
🔑 anthropic
"erzählen, aber das ist meines Wissens. Welches war das erste? Weil die anderen müssen dem jetzt Geld geben. Ja, also ich verlinke das, was sehr früh im Internet schon aufgetaucht ist, das ist jetzt 19 Jahre alt und ich finde, das ist immer noch the most moody und das könnt ihr euch mal anhören, schauen, das ist wirklich sehr gut. Ja, die Grundsatz, vielleicht noch ein letztes Wort, diese Frage, die sich hier für Musik und GEMA stellt, die stellt sich ja auch für Menschen, die, was weiß ich, ihr…"
🔑 iran
"akademische Untersuchung, die aber eben sehr erfolgreich war. Ja, das ist natürlich alles mal wieder sehr peinlich und wird sicherlich weitgehend konsequenzfrei bleiben. Allerdings haben dann die Forscher sich auch mal ein paar Daten angeschaut und so ein bisschen statistisch ausgewertet, um einfach auch mal einschätzen zu können, was jetzt hier quasi das potenzielle Missbrauchspotenzial gewesen wäre. Und ein paar interessante Informationen kann man vielleicht mal erwähnen unter anderem. Also s…"
🔑 anthropic
"Da hat man jetzt eigentlich mit 3D-Druckern aller Art und was weiß ich, wie Medikamente demnächst noch so automatisch zusammengemischt werden, ändert sich das ja eigentlich auch eher in die andere. Das eine oder andere Medikament kann man auch gut zu Hause auf dem Bein. Darf man neuerdings übrigens auch, ja. Ist jetzt erlaubt. Naja, aber... Die News der Woche, die Meldung, also die Veröffentlichung der Woche. Wunderschön. Anthropic, das Unternehmen, das mit der KI clort, glaube ich,"
🔑 palantir
"Beispiel auch zu ganz interessanten Funktionserweiterungen geführt haben. Den Rollstuhlvortrag haben wir noch gar nicht erwähnt. Ich habe ihn doch jetzt gerade erwähnt. Ja, okay, also jetzt haben wir ihn erwähnt. Jetzt haben wir ihn erwähnt, ja. Also es gab auch so einen Vortrag. Bianca Kassel hat mal das erste Jahr nach dem EPA-Debakel zusammengefasst. Auch das findet ihr in den Shownotes. Und Konstanze Kurz hat zusammen mit Franziska Görlitz über die ganze Palantir-Situation gesprochen."
🔑 iran
"Wobei, wenn wir da vorbeikommen. Mit deinem Vibe-Coding, Show-Note-Generation-Skript habe ich auch noch Angst, dass da irgendwann nochmal die... Ja, da kann man sich nicht sicher sein. Da weiß man auch nicht, wo wir da irgendwie hinlegen. Klickt besser nicht unsere Links. Gut. Ja, ein Thema, zu dem ich gerade mehrere Presseanfragen bekommen habe, die ich nicht beantworten konnte, weil ich einfach zu viel zu tun hatte, um mich da einzulesen. Ja. Im Iran gibt es ja sowieso gerade eine irre Situat…"
🔑 gaza
"weil die Polizei in Birmingham beschlossen hat, dass das alles viel zu gefährlich wäre hier mit diesen israelischen Fans. Das gibt alles nur Ärger und hat von daher eine Teilnahme der Auswärtsfans verhindert. Also haben sozusagen gesagt, das machen wir nicht mit, das wird jetzt hier einfach untersagt. Das ist ja leider sowieso ein ganz blöder Trend in Europa, dass Auswärtsbesucher von Spielen ausgeschlossen werden. Aber die Begründung war halt wiederum mal die Sicherheit und es sei ja hier irge…"
🔑 anthropic
"und firmieren jetzt unter Open Claw. Und was ist das? Das ist so ein Softwareprojekt, was quasi lokale AI auf deinem Rechner orchestriert. Ich muss dich leider direkt an der Stelle unterbrechen. Ja. Es ist ein Softwareprojekt, was Anbindungen für unterschiedliche Apps an ein LLM deiner Wahl orchestriert. Und dieses LLM deiner Wahl kann sowohl, wenn du möchtest, irgendein Kleinstmodell lokal sein, als auch ein beispielsweise Opus 4.5, was, glaube ich, ein relativ aktuelles Modell von Anthropic w…"
🔑 iran
"Sie wurde ja nicht verlängert Weil sie hätte jetzt verlängert werden Müssen, wenn ich das richtig sehe Ja. Die ist immer nur für ein Jahr. Und dazu gab es halt nicht die notwendige Mehrheit, das zu verlängern, Und schon haben wir eine gute Nachricht. So einfach geht das? Snap mit den Fingern. Zack, bumm. Zack, schon gibt es was Gutes. Zack, bumm. Da werden die Leute im Iran sich freuen, dass es auch eine gute Nachricht gibt."
🔑 iran
"Ja, aber Menschen ebenbürtig erstmal sowohl alles als auch sein Gegenteil voller Inbrunst zu behaupten, bevor sie an den Punkt kommen, zu sagen, okay, pass auf, was gibt's zu? Ich hab keine fucking Ahnung. Das ist der Human Touch. Auch nur Menschen. Ja, genau. Ich sind auch nur Menschen. Ja, ja, so ist es. Es gab auf jeden Fall schöne Witzchen und genau und das hat jetzt quasi so diese ganze, also Trump wurde ja dann also unflätig und wollte irgendwie den Iran weg nuken,"
🔑 iran
"that over the weekend, negotiators in Paris agreed on an overall framework for freeing hostages and prospectively ceasing fire. While the basic framework appears actionable, intricate details will prove very difficult. The affair cautioned. The framework entails initial civilian hostage releases across a six week pause, with three jailed Palestinians freed per Sivilian returned from Gaza, that ratio should rise for Israeli soldiers and extensions are possible beyond six weeks. In later phases, …"
🔑 gaza
"warning that the Iran backed rebel group is ready to strongly retaliate against any US aggression against Yemen. This follows their recent attacks on vessels in the Red Sea, which they say target ships with ties to Israel as they stand in solidarity with Palestinians. Alhouthi claims their strategy has been effective, impacting maritime safety and commercial interests, evidenced by the recent US naval strikes on Hothus. Furthermore, he accused the US and UK of trying to broaden the confrontatio…"
🔑 gaza
"relief headquarters in Conunis, located next door to the overwhelmed Alamal Hospital, now crammed with both bombing victims and families camped out after the destruction of their homes. Doctors at the hospital issued desperate pleas for immediate international aid and safe transport out for patients with critical blast injuries and other life threatening conditions, but all border crossings out of Gaza remained sealed shut by Israeli blockade enforcement, with electricity intermittent and gener…"
🔑 gaza
"question, Kirby said, but the Palestinian people also need humanitarian assistance. Iran and Turkey support Gaza at high level meeting. The presidents of Iran and Turkey met Wednesday in Ankara, where both pledged their commitment to support security and humanitarian relief for Gazans suffering under Israel's punishing military campaign. In a joint statement, Iranian President Ibrahim Reisi and Turkish President Rechep Tajip Erdigan promised continued efforts aimed at safeguarding our Gazen bro…"
🔑 gaza
"relief headquarters in Conunis, located next door to the overwhelmed Alamal Hospital, now crammed with both bombing victims and families camped out after the destruction of their homes. Doctors at the hospital issued desperate pleas for immediate international aid and safe transport out for patients with critical blast injuries and other life threatening conditions, but all border crossings out of Gaza remained sealed shut by Israeli blockade enforcement, with electricity intermittent and gener…"
🔑 gaza
"latest verified details around key areas, from conditions for aid workers and civilians in Gaza to deadly West Bank raids by Israeli forces overnight. My goal is to equip listeners with up to date coverage on events shaping the Middle East crisis. I believe you will find plenty here that enhances your awareness and understanding. Now, without further ado, let's dive into these vital stories. Multiple aid organizations working inside Gaza are reporting extremely dangerous condition as the commun…"
🔑 iran
"maritime interests at risk. Those who want to attack our people and target the naval forces are risking their maritime safety and their commercial ships, he stated. The warnings follow the UN Security Council resolution Wednesday calling on the rebels to cease their brazen attacks amid threats of consequences. The militants say the strikes are revenge for Israel's military campaign in Gaza. Top diplomat path forward is security for Israel, Palestinian state, marginalizing Iran. US"
🔑 gaza
"all remaining captives. White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby attributed the success of this deal to President Biden's personal leadership and involvement. Kirby also affirmed the US commitment to support Israel provide the necessary tools and capabilities to address Hamas and ensure humanitarian aid reaches Gaza. However, it's important to note that the Biden administration has consistently opposed calls for a ceasefire in this conflict. Furthermore, Iranian Foreign Minist…"
🔑 gaza
"Aden. In addition to the US, the cooperative effort includes participation from the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, and Spain. Further details remain undisclosed, but Austin emphasized that in ensuring freedom of navigation through international waters is a priority as Iranian proxies threaten civilian vessels. US and Israel discuss plans to wind down Gaza fighting. During his visit to confer with top Israeli leadership about security matters…"
🔑 gaza
"weeks of conflict in the north. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with shortages of fuel, clean water, and food. Over one point seven million people have been displaced in Gaza, and the death toll, according to health officials, has exceeded fifteen thousand. Due to the weeks of Israeli attacks, new casualties were reported recently. The Israel Defense Forces estimate that around one thousand, two hundred people were killed in a Hamas attack on October seventh, with approximately one hundred …"
🔑 gaza
"from buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes. The improvised structure will serve as a crucial lifeline for the people of Gaza, who have been cut off from the outside world by a crippling blockade in posed by Israel and Egypt. The situation in the occupied West Bank remains equally tense, with recent clashes between Israeli forces and armed individuals near the Janine Government Hospital, underlining the volatility of the region. The IDF claimed that the armed group emerged from an alley and…"
🔑 gaza
"we're hopeful Tomorrow's another day, and we certainly hope that we can see some more Americans come out, said NSC spokesman John Kirby. Kirby denied that Hamas appears to be using the American prisoners as bargaining leverage. He blamed the delay on the relatively small number of Western captives involved and the logistical challenges of moving them out of Gaza. We want to"
🔑 information act
"In transmitting the signed NPA to Villafauna. On September twenty fourth, two thousand and seven, defense attorney left Golwitz asked Villa Fauna to do whatever you can to prevent the NPA from becoming public. Villa Fauna forwarded this email to Acosta, Lori, and the New West Palm Beach manager, noting that I don't intend to do anything with it except to put it in the case file. A Costa responded that he thought the NPA already binds us not to make it public except as required by law or Freedom…"
🔑 first amendment
"department position that CVRA victim's rights attached upon the filing of a criminal charge, and a new federal appellate ruling to the contrary. The contemporaneous communications confirm that in two thousand and eight, a Costa and Sloman were aware of the department's policy regarding the issue unrelated to the Epstein investigation. On April eighteenth, two thousand and eight, a Costa and Slowman received a citizen complaint from an attorney who requested to meet with them regarding his belie…"
🔑 whistleblower
"young women first emerged. What an absolute liar, that's rights Wexner. He's a liar. Epstein died by suicide in twenty nineteen, allegedly while awaiting trial in jail on sex trafficking charges. Notice he doesn't say allegedly here right, So, Corey, are you buying the official narrative? Is that what you want us to believe? Imagine being a journalist and buying that narrative. Maxwell, who was convicted of sex trafficking in twenty twenty one, is seeking to get her twenty year prison sentence …"
🔑 iran
"somebody else? Or does that sound like two people that are close, two people that are friendly, two people that know each other? And honestly, I'm blown away that she would even give this statement. Todd Blanche just got done telling us that there was nothing left to see here, that everything was over and done with Donald Trump has told us the same thing, and then Malania Trump gets up here with this crazy ass statement like the whole world's focused on something else. Right with Iran, They're …"
🔑 anthropic
"nicht mehr, das honorn sie nicht mehr. Naja, okay, also, das gibt es auf jeden Fall. So, jetzt gehen und Perplexity und Anthropic beispielsweise sind dafür bekannt, dass sie das ignorieren und sagen, interessiert uns nicht. Das Problem, was jetzt das RSL-Kollektiv regeln möchte, ist nicht nur die Frage, was machen wir mit diesen ganzen AI-Crawlern, die ja nun inzwischen eben auch starke Last auf bestimmten Webseiten mitunter produzieren, sondern dass sie auch gleichzeitig sagen, wir werden übri…"
🔑 palantir
"nämlich in Stuttgart, ist näher dran. Ja, ja, ja. Würde ich jetzt vermuten. Hat mir die schon mal irgendwas mit Oberpfalz oder so? Ich weiß es nicht, ist ja auch egal. Also wer in Stuttgart ist oder dahin möchte. Ja. Stuttgart wird ja gerade von den Grünen und der CDU regiert und, das muss ich wirklich vorlesen, was uns Alex da schreibt, in den Koalitionsverhandlungen wurde der Einsatz von Palantir von der CDU mit den Grünen gegen einen etwas"
🔑 pentagon
"so a lot of his legislation is to prevent legislation. That's right. So Donald Trump has just issued an executive order trying to prevent states from regulating AI in any way. He has no idea what it does, but he just knows there's money there. All right. He just knows his brologarchs want this. I do think there are parts of the government that we know want this too. So there has been this concurrent fight between Pete Hegseth's Pentagon and Anthropic that seems like a side issue but is actually…"
🔑 pentagon
"spending trip to Puerto Rico using campaign funds, campaign paid eleven thousand dollars to stay at the Dorado Beach Ritz Carlton. That's the one that is owned by I don't know if it's still owned by him, but it was owned by a fancy magadoner, one of the island's most lavish resorts in November. The purpose of the payment was travel. Fun stuff. So, Mallia, there's this policy about how the press was being handled at the Pentagon. It seemed like it was written by a policy advisor named Jack Danie…"
🔑 iran
"our arms to make the Iran war go away by the end of this. And you know, again, I hate to say I told you so. Not that I'm saying I told you so to you, Molly or the people who are watching, but god damn, I told everybody so well. This thing was going to be a shit show to watch. The manosphere, Yeah, be like, oh, this might not have been the best of you. You're like, really, You're like, what qu do about this? But I want to It's hard to listen to that, but yes, yeah. I want to get back to, uh, the…"
🔑 pentagon
"voter is right now, the more likely they are to say, well that Hiltitler Fellow had some good ideas. They do not believe that anti Semitism is a bad thing. It has become wired into their political culture very deeply. And the objections to this war in the Maga verse with I would say Tucker as sort of the alpha, you know, leader of that pack. It's straight up anti semitism. Well, there are a lot of reasons not to go to war with Iran. On the on the military, strategic, diplomatic, economic scale …"
🔑 iran
"to sign, But that is really it. So the idea that somehow him not signing bills is some kind of revenge on the American people is kind of hilarious and insane. Agreed. So, I don't know about you, but I'm tired of winning. So one of the things that makes me feel like we're really winning is when you see reports that the White House is blucking an intelligence report warning of rights in US homeland terror threats linked to the Iran worth. It really feels like a recipe for women. You know, this is…"
🔑 iran
"Bush did get you know, quite a lot of Americans are Rockies and all sorts of other people in the Middle East got killed. So I don't know. But the one thing I will say is that Bush did stop playing golf, and Donald Trump does seem to still be playing golf. So there is that. Okay, Well, here's a way that Trump is much worse than George Bush. Ever, was Brendan Carr is threatening broadcast licenses for that coverage over the war in Iran. Yeah, so Brendan Carr, this is his whole thing is that he's …"
🔑 gaza
"acknowledging the protesters successfully aired their grievances publicly, the administration seems disinclined to provide them direct high level access for now. With mid term elections approaching and potential shifts in concl rational power at stake along with managing complex diplomatic relationships, the White House appears focused on existing priorities rather than opening dialogue with activist entities. Still persistent public pressure could conceivably force alterations to current Gaza …"
🔑 gaza
"latest verified details around key areas, from conditions for aid workers and civilians in Gaza to deadly West Bank raids by Israeli forces overnight. My goal is to equip listeners with up to date coverage on events shaping the Middle East crisis. I believe you will find plenty here that enhances your awareness and understanding. Now, without further ado, let's dive into these vital stories. Multiple aid organizations working inside Gaza are reporting extremely dangerous condition as the commun…"
🔑 gaza
"question, Kirby said, but the Palestinian people also need humanitarian assistance. Iran and Turkey support Gaza at high level meeting. The presidents of Iran and Turkey met Wednesday in Ankara, where both pledged their commitment to support security and humanitarian relief for Gazans suffering under Israel's punishing military campaign. In a joint statement, Iranian President Ibrahim Reisi and Turkish President Rechep Tajip Erdigan promised continued efforts aimed at safeguarding our Gazen bro…"
🔑 ice
"congressional majority is fracturing under its own ideological weight. Uh. And we know that he knows the elections in the in November are going to be an utter disaster form. So what do you do. Do you just sit back and accept that. No, if you're a normal authoritarium, you go and try to stir up some shit. Yeah, you minus Venezuela or Cuba or Greenland. You launch a war against Iran. You try to look big and strong by sending your goon squad out to the Twin Cities, and what do we see in the Twin C…"
🔑 iran
"the President who certainly is hot. Damn. Journalists are killing it right now. This weekend alone, just last week, I mean, saw CBS do some great reporting, but great retournal Washington Post, New York Times, I mean the wallh Ret gneral reporters. I'm not sure when they ate showered or bust their teeth. This weekend. The most extraordinary thing to me, PETEGSF kicks everybody out of the Pentagon Press Corps unless you unless you signed a document that says we're only going to report on your pr…"
🔑 iran
"maritime interests at risk. Those who want to attack our people and target the naval forces are risking their maritime safety and their commercial ships, he stated. The warnings follow the UN Security Council resolution Wednesday calling on the rebels to cease their brazen attacks amid threats of consequences. The militants say the strikes are revenge for Israel's military campaign in Gaza. Top diplomat path forward is security for Israel, Palestinian state, marginalizing Iran. US"
🔑 gaza
"Aden. In addition to the US, the cooperative effort includes participation from the United Kingdom, Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Seychelles, and Spain. Further details remain undisclosed, but Austin emphasized that in ensuring freedom of navigation through international waters is a priority as Iranian proxies threaten civilian vessels. US and Israel discuss plans to wind down Gaza fighting. During his visit to confer with top Israeli leadership about security matters…"
🔑 iran
"and gas. Horrible for you, for your numbers. George W. Bush in the second term, expensive oiling gas, horrible for your numbers. Even Barack Obama took some damage from it. For a little while. We had we had a spike. But with Trump, this was a decision that was made precipitously with nothing in the background to support it. And so now people are like directly connecting high price of the pump, Donald Trump's war on Iran."
🔑 iran
"the Second Amendment. Now, before I dive into the specifics of the arguments in this case, I think there is a lot of interesting background that isn't necessarily relevant to the legal issues in this case, but that provides some context, some gloss on what exactly is happening here. Mister Hamami is actually someone who the government has long suspected of having terrorist ties. He is a dual US Pakistani citizen. He traveled back and forth between the United States and Iran several times. He ac…"
🔑 first amendment
"couple of examples to beat up on people, and then we're happy to drop their horsemith and concerns the moment they promised to hire more conservatives, and that that is the abuse of a statute like Title six, not the sort of fair implementation of it. I actually have problems with Title six full stop. I have problems with strings on federal funding full stop. I think those are all unconstitutional conditions and arguably should be given strict scrutiny under the First Amendment. But that's proba…"
🔑 first amendment
"of the Cato Institute's Project on Criminal Justice. In that role, he focuses on reforming plea driven mass adjudication, ensuring police accountability, and defending constitutional criminal originalism. His scholarship has been published or its forthcoming in publications including the Arizona State Law Journal, Kato Supreme Court Review, Seattle University Law Review, and Georgetown Journal of Law and Public Policy. He is formerly a Georgia public defender and a fellow at the Institute for J…"
🔑 iran
"Know, historical analog, but but this is someone who's dangerous, certainly in light of what's happening kind of in the geopolitical world. But yeah, that's my only thought is they you know, they would try and bring those facts in. Even though they're really not in the in the record, but somehow get around it. Yeah, I mean, the whole thing arose is started where they searched his phone at an airport or whatever, and some corresponds with his brother at the university in Iran."
🔑 first amendment
"that people are routinely disrupting religious services with total impunity from the states to justify this becoming a federal prime So that's where I'm starting out with Face Act is I don't think it's constitutional because I don't see what enumerated power of Kirius justifies. I do want to say one more piece of the unconstitutionality picture, and then I want to limit my argument. My argument certainly is not that the behavior that protesters engaged in here is constitutionally protect or the…"
🔑 pentagon
"lawyer And when I say a military lawyer, I mean knows with the military experience. What are they that prepare them for other jobs for private practice, for instance, or make them better at their own job. And what came to mind? Who was forged in fire and James must set exactly that phrase there towards the end fortune fire makes all us sharper. And my personal experience, after having not had the opportunity to serve in the military, but finally getting there to the Pentagon first in the Depart…"
🔑 first amendment
"determining what content is or isn't okay for kids, like content about diets or body figure things like that, things that are very personal. And so jumping into some of the cases, I think a lot of that questions that I just talked about are being discussed in these cases and that's maybe where ultimately some of this will get decided. But I think from more of a constitutional perspective, when you're talking about age verification, rather than being a practical privacy concern, it's much more o…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"where there, you know, where there has been a lot of scrutiny, and I think that they're conducting that investigation in a pretty rigorous and uh and proper way to get to what's going on in theirs. I think is an example of using the process in a new area of new application of a traditional area of deceptive health claims that the FTC has a long tradition. Well, it's great, let's start diving into a couple of specific issues now. I'd like to start with artificial intelligence, Brian. As you know…"
🔑 iran
"empire from the Old World would have to be respected, right, it would be the voluntary choice of nation. But if it's a principle of more hard power and strategy and not international law, that the United States would still try to stop a country from the Western I'm sorry, a country from old or from re entering the hemisphere because and I think this is also fair to say, most American strategists agree. No matter all the disputes we're having about Iran or Venezuela,"
🔑 first amendment
"There's been a ton we haven't filed, and we haven't filed them for a variety reasons we can probably get into later. But I think what's common amongst most of these potential cases, they're overwhelmingly young girls. I think if you look at the statistics from Kaiser and its own gender hospitals across the country, but especially if you look in Oakland, California, you'll see that the overwhelming number of patients they have are receiving double mess ectomies. So these are not young boys, thes…"
🔑 gaza
"from buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes. The improvised structure will serve as a crucial lifeline for the people of Gaza, who have been cut off from the outside world by a crippling blockade in posed by Israel and Egypt. The situation in the occupied West Bank remains equally tense, with recent clashes between Israeli forces and armed individuals near the Janine Government Hospital, underlining the volatility of the region. The IDF claimed that the armed group emerged from an alley and…"
🔑 gaza
"we're hopeful Tomorrow's another day, and we certainly hope that we can see some more Americans come out, said NSC spokesman John Kirby. Kirby denied that Hamas appears to be using the American prisoners as bargaining leverage. He blamed the delay on the relatively small number of Western captives involved and the logistical challenges of moving them out of Gaza. We want to"
🔑 gaza
"confirmed by a doctor at the hospital where the casualties were received. Defence Minister Joav Gallant revealed that Israel's military operations have extended to eastern Gaza City, while continuing in western areas. He emphasized that with each passing day, Hamas militants would find fewer places to operate, particularly in southern Gaza, in the days ahead. These statements provided the clearest indication yet that the Israeli military intends to expand its offensive into southern Gaza, despi…"
🔑 doge
"It also includes federally mandated work requirements. That's right, when you talk about the transfer of wealth, can you explain what you mean by that. So there was a mandate basically from the White House to members of Congress that there had to be tax rebates, tax savings for the wealthiest of Americans, and so you had to find that money from somewhere. And so Congress looked at healthcare, they looked at SNAP, they looked at education. You know, we know all about DOGE, you know, and those we…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"Mateus Amorim: trust, if you, if you want to add something, Victoria, I'll be done just in a minute. Regarding trust. Mateus Amorim: the judges, the ones that know the AI world and AI tools, they themselves fear those tools a lot. They fear the use of those tools, they fear the results. Mateus Amorim: But they are, in a sense, very limited in the imaginary of how the institution is going to be in the future, because they don't see themselves without those tools anymore. Mateus Amorim: They see …"
🔑 first amendment
"I mean, the Biden Board essentially eliminated employer free speech. There is such an enormous presumption now in labor law that everything employers do is coercive, and employees are constantly running around feeling coerced and oppressed, and I think that's a relic of an earlier time. It might not have ever been accurate, but I don't think it's accurate now, And. So reinterpreting and sort of breathing some new vigor into employer free expression that is protected by the First Amendment"
🔑 iran
"for was a way to get around the Islamic world and indirect access to all these trade goods of the Far East. So the next chapter of history, that's what happened for the West. Meanwhile, in the Islamic world, what happened was there was an eruption of nomadic militant fervor coming out of Mongolia. Changays Khan, Genghis Khan, you know that guy in the devastation in the rubble that the Mongols created. There arose the Ottoman Empire. There arose the Saphawi Empire in the Iran, There arose the Mo…"
🔑 iran
"of weakness and indecision and the World War II, which was their evil result. Then think about the speed and courage and decisiveness with which we have moved against the Communist threat since World War II. The first crisis came in nineteen hundred forty five. In nineteen hundred and forty six, when the Soviet Union refused to honor its agreement to remove its troops from Iran, members of my"
🔑 iran
"do that. I mean, Ratcliffe is famously partisan. And the danger of that is that, you know, the CIA director is the guy we count on to prevent another nine to eleven or worldwide pandemic, all kinds of terrible things, and if you can't count on that guy to tell you hard truths, you're in trouble. Having said that, look, I mean, clearly, we've had a couple of operations that have been very successful in the short term. I mean, the bunker busting operation in Iran, the snatching of Maduro,"
🔑 first amendment
"I saw not only Maria Callis singing Tosca, but I also saw Iicontina Turner when I was like fifteen years old at the Revolution. Yeah, I saw it all. I saw Sir John Gilgod, I saw Dame Margaret Rutherford, I saw Laurence Olivier, I saw Donnie LaRue. I saw the best that England had to offer. Your parents met where they met in Los Angeles many years. Before, and she'd come out here for what to work. She'd been offered a contract by Selznik because she was very beautiful and her face was on the cover…"
🔑 first amendment
"a couple of people who are execs at film studios, especially TV, where the that conveyor belt is moving and they can't press pause. They have a plan which seems to be everybody's plan now. Years ago it was a plan. Now it's everybody's plan, which is, if I can't raise revenue, I got to cut costs. So it's just a lot of firing, a lot of budget cutting. But don't you think to a certain extent that when your job is protected and mentioned in the First Amendment,"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"Now, you are a mother, You have two kids are how old again, four and two? Four and two? So these are fresh fresh children there, fresh out of the oven. And your husband is. A he My husband is from Germany. He's not a musician. He plays the guitar very well and he knows everything about rock and jazz. And what does he do for a living. He is a philosopher of epistemology and artificial intelligence at"
🔑 whistleblower
"Is that still an important issue in that community there? Do you know? Do they still struggle with water issues there? Yeah? I was in Flint yesterday. We just kicked off a statewide brewery tour, so we're meeting people and breweries all across the state. And as you can imagine, clean water is important for making good beer too, But it's going to be an entire generation that really struggles. I'm very good friends with doctor Mona Hanna, who was the Flint whistleblower. She was the pediatrician…"
🔑 doge
"I think of the Frank Zeppa song who Needs the Peace Corps? Oh, kind of relevant to what we're talking about today. Play the song. I'm investigative journalist Jason Leopold. I spend most of my days getting documents from the government. I'm attorney Matt Tapik, and I fight them in court to open their files when they don't want to. From Bloomberg and no smiling, this is Disclosure, a podcast about buying a loose government secrets, the Freedom of Information Act, and the unexpected places that t…"
🔑 ice
"though Trump is not on the ticket, and Trump is only providing them problems politically in some of these tougher swaying districts. We're really talking about like thirty seats here, and if even half of them flip, I mean, that's a bigger majority than Republicans have had in the last two congresses. Yes, so what they're gonna do now, I want you to talk through Congress for a minute, so they'll be this vote, They'll fund DHS. Then they're gonna still need to fund ICE though, Ice has ten trillio…"
🔑 information act
"now senior investigative reporter BuzzFeed News, Jason Leopold. The documents provide a window into what was taking place behind the scenes, and it allows the public to see what the FBI memorialize firsthand. And boy was there a lot more, so much more. Than we can fit into this episode. But the thing is. We wouldn't know any of it, not one bit, if not for a little thing called the Freedom of Information Act the FOIA. It's something Jason and I know very well because we both thought to get these…"
🔑 information act
"soit point, I may you have good foya karma. I appreciate that. And thank you to Jason and everybody else for the work that you do on the request side for helping keep the FOYD community so well engage and informed of what's going on. What you're doing to highlight the important work that goes on across the federal community is really important, and I think we're just hitting the tip of the iceberg because there's also state and local freedom Information Acts and indeed international freedom Inf…"
🔑 iran
"But that's different this time because you are getting voices like this. I actually saw some tweet. I mean, even Inn Colter is breaking with him. And when you have Marjorie Taylor Green and and Colter and they're attacking Fox News and you have Laura Ingram, there is a different dynamic here. And I think the different dynamic is people are thinking this could turn really really sour, this could go south. Who's going to own it. He faced a political disaster before launching the war in Iran. I th…"
🔑 iran
"Well, I think that some of their critiques doesn't even register in a traditional left or right paradigm. I think a lot of the kind of statements Trump made that they took it face value during the campaign, whether it was about no new wars or about you know, doing things for the working class. I think they feel that the president didn't deliver, especially in breaking from Israel, which they hoped he would do. And so I think the new war that is ongoing in Iran, in addition to kind of the contin…"
🔑 dhs
"If you and I say a word at the same time that is a I'm comfortable in the silence. So thinks there you go, blank of law, the blank of law. Time we did not do it, man, Yeah, time means were done. We did not get it done. Let's see what Gimpie's gonna have in his four by four. I'm coming in the silence man, notheing wrong with that? You me both, all right, gorbin. It says here that Republicans announced DHS deal. House Speaker Mike Johnson says Republicans will pass the Senate bill that funds DHS …"
🔑 iran
"this because they might go away. I might pass it on, I might not pass it on. There's confusion about that. There's no confusion about gas prices ever, boil those up. Gas prices go up. End of story. And then there's a third thing. Afghanistan and I Rock cost us different estimates between four and eight trillion dollars, which is a very big part of our national debt now because it keeps mounting because of interest. Right, so we're still paying the ice for those two wars that maybe some people u…"
🔑 ice
"dollars a gallon gasoline because of Donald Trump's war in Iran. And then we have these mass deportation now which you'll remember they were waiving signs at the RNC saying mass deportation now. Well, it turns out mass deportation now may be popular with Trump's space, but it's not popular with anyone else. And nearly forty nine percent of all Americans say that Trump's mass deportation campaign is too aggressive, including one in five of the voters who backed Trump in twenty twenty four. That …"
🔑 iran
"much against this war. Yes, the public is very much against a lot of this stuff that's going on. And the Democratic leadership is the same leadership that disappointed a lot of them during the shutdown time. Right. Yeah, that now that's book backed on is now like, oh that which is kind of big. You know, we did pretty well there, We kind of won some stuff. This DHS shutdown has been very successful in terms of party unity and sort of getting the party on one page about an issue that was tough fo…"
🔑 doge
"It had kind of been going gradually every sense it was founded in the early two thousands, and then I saw for twenty twenty five that fiscal year, it got about one billion in government contracts as opposed to like five hundred and forty one million the year before. But yeah, I mean it works at you know, some of these more militant agencies. I mean also the literal military, like it's the top sub agency it does work for is actually the Army, and then it goes to ICE Special Operations Command, a…"
🔑 iran
"with this before the same exact song. And and there are songs out there you get confused on what should be the chorus and what shouldn't sell. And so far as your last one, lindsay, you were thinking you were singing Jumper, Oh Jumper, same band, Yeah song, Yeah, all right, So the record now stays the same. I got four lens, you got four? You got too? You're listening to the Big Man Morning Show. This is that the Iran war is going according to plan in the White Houses, the war with Iron is moving…"
🔑 iran
"sent to in late March from the White House Management Office warning staffers that government ethics regulations prohibit the use of non public government information for the private benefit of an employee or any other third party. That's what it says. The email was sent after about seven hundred and sixty million dollars worth of oil futures contracts changed hands just moments before President Trump announced the US pause in military strikes against Iran insider trading."
🔑 iran
"it is under the water that you don't see. Yeah, but if your stand, if you're going, they're dumb because you can only see the tip. But then also going, but there's also a lot we don't see. You're the one being an idiot, maybe so because you may be right. An iceberg is like that. But suddenly they get it together on this Suddenly they've got it all figured out, right. I think the most alarming thing was the thing about the guy that is playing with down in Iran and"
🔑 iran
"lot more formidable. Scotty Greens el Camino. If Tang, Cohler, Fears and Scott are all hitting threes, we will be in a very, very tough out in March. But I have a lot of concern that our bigs are better at jump shots than finishing at the basket. So many misshots close to the basket. Things that had a bad week any chair couch sat on after pounding cookies and cream at biz Marks, Purdue Basketball, Famous chicks on ozempic and that dude in Iran? What happened to Famous Chicks"
🔑 foia
"the lawyers launched an aggressive campaign to discredit the federal prosecutor's attempts to follow the money and pressure higher ups to remove the prosecutor and others from the case or scuttle it entirely. Dershowitz told Bloomberg that he does not recall any involvement in the discussions related to allegations of money laundering, and ken Starr died in twenty twenty two. Now that's interesting, Jason, because listeners on this pot are going to hear a lot about the fact that when famous peo…"
🔑 information act
"thirty days of enactment. The December nineteenth release had technically met that deadline, but lawmakers noted that it was a partial release, with promises of more to come over the following months as National Archives completed its more comprehensive review. Some members of Congress argued that the phased approach was a way to delay and control the narrative, releasing less controversial material first and holding back more sensitive documents. Threats of legal action began to surface. Sever…"
🔑 iran
"no one has to hand it to Tucker, right, No one has to hand it to Techer. You knew him and his anti war stuff is very wrapped up in anti Semitism, anti Israel, anti this, anti that. So no one is handing it to Tucker Callson. But he has been staunchly anti Iran Moore, maybe because he's anti war, maybe because he's anti Semitic, maybe both. Yesterday we saw Alex Jones driving in his car, I don't know why he couldn't pull over, saying we need to do the twenty fifth Amendment, which of course means…"
🔑 foia
"Yeah, Look, Michigan State trustees have a checkered recent history, and they're not a group of people and some of them are I think are good people, mean well and smart people and all that, but it is a collection. They're not somebody right now has a lot of public trust, right we all know that. And the thing is that this is still going to be overseeing parts of MSU athletics. And you know, it used to always be you could foia for what was going on, you could figure out"
🔑 information act
"the scenario of me getting the records. Only one thing left to do. I have to file a request right now, turn it up. I'm investigative journalist Jason Leopold. I spend most of my days getting documents from the government. I'm attorney Matt Topic, and I fight them in court to open their files. When they don't want to from Bloomberg. And No Smile. This is Disclosure, a podcast about buying loose government secrets, the Freedom of Information Act, and the"
🔑 pentagon
"never see the light of day. Now, let me address the elephant in the room, the one that has been quietly eating the furniture throughout this entire story, the question of what is still missing. Representative Canna has pointed out that of the approximately six x million pages identified as relevant, only about three and a half million were released. That means roughly two and a half million pages remain unreleased. Two and a half million pages. You could wallpaper a significant portion of the P…"
🔑 ice
"That's a lot that'll be fun all Right. House Overside Committee Chair James Comer issued the subpoena yesterday. It requires Bondi to appear for a deposition on the fourteenth of April. The Kentucky Republican wrote that the committee believes Bondi possesses quote valuable insight into the investigations surrounding the old sex offender. The subpoena comes after five Republicans on the committee joined all Democrats earlier this month to vote. To call Bondi to testify. Senator Mark Wayne Mulle…"
🔑 iran
"businessmen to overthrow the US government. Oh yeah, this happened not recently, almost one hundred years ago, in the nineteen thirties. It was dismissed at the time. Marine General Smedley Butler testified to Congress, and it was a plan involved in stealing a puppet leader. Even though it didn't happen. It showed it could go pretty far. NSA Room six four to one. A heard of that it is a secret AT and T room used for mass intelligence Internet surveillance until two thousand and six when a whist…"
🔑 iran
"Gimpi has in his four x four. Hell Colman is here to Mullan is to be sworn in. The Senate voted fifty four to forty five yesterday to confirm Mark Wayne Mullen to replace Christine Gnome, who was fired by President Trump early this month. Democratic Senators John fetterman Pennsylvania and Martin Heinrich of New Mexico supported his confirmation. The DHS shutdown is currently and it's six weeks with Mullen's confirmation largely unexpected to unlock a deal. DoorDash says they'll help drivers wi…"
🔑 iran
"shitload of them wind up in the White forces, right, and when during this period of time, the Persian Cossack brigade is still led by a Russian officer, Like, it's still a Russian colonel who's in charge of the brigade. But that russian's a white, right, so he's siding with the British in their efforts to help the whites against the Bolsheviks. These are very messy wars. Does that make sense? You know, as someone who is currently living through the Iranian diaspora dealing with the Iran War, I …"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, we'll be hearing from Director of National Intelligence Tulca Gabbert, FBI Director Cash Hotel, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and others. They're due to discuss foreign threats, cyber attacks, and terroorle rism. The hearing comes amid the US war with Ryan Ran and several recent attacks in the US being investigated as possible acts of terrole. Rhythm Encyclopedia sues open Ai, the centuries old company behind the Miriam Webster dictionaries, …"
🔑 iran
"Lindsey last with two. You're listening to the big man Morning Show. We got to see what gimp has in. It's four by four here that Trump to announced gas plan soon O VPG VPJD says that help is on the way when it comes to lowering gas prices. He said yesterday in Michigan, the President Trump will soon announce actions aimed at bringing costs down. Vice President and knowledge prices have served since the start of the Iran war, but insisted"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"a lie because he can't get any taller. Enjoy this case, gerz Line and a Beyar Ticket's decease slaughter to remial back to you guys. Thanks for playing a long Katerina, hang on the line so gimp he can get your info. Okay, okay, thank you, app Let's see gimp. He's got in his four x four. Eh. Hold it is here that the White House to deliver AI plan to Congress. Suggestions for regulating artificial intelligence will"
🔑 iran
"Labyrinth was a Jim Henson thing. Oh yeah, yeah, fun fact. Never seen it. It's oh, I think you'd like it. Yeah, there's a lot out there of it, I'm sure. Yeah, there is a lot of fans on it. I I just never got in. I just didn't know this was a thing. David Bowie, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, anyway, I thought they'd like to hear that. That's out there if you're interested. That's fun. Yeah, yeah, Well col Man, it says here that Iran would prefer talks with VP Vance. New York Post site sources saying …"
🔑 iran
"lasting dollar dominance, and physical strength and stability. It will mark the first time in history a sitting president's signature has appeared on currency. Yeah, because sends a weird message for while what else we got here? The Post Office wants fuel surcharge. The US Postal Service wants to impose an eight percent fuel surcharge for package and express mail deliveries. The temporary measures aims to reduce the impact of rising costs of oil or rising oil costs since the Iran War began. The…"
🔑 ice
"and this investigation predates his resignation last week. In an interview with Tucker Carlson last week, Kent implied Israel may have been involved in the killing of Charlie Kirk and that the FBI stopped Kent's investigation into this quote unquote linkage. Oh my Jesus, right, God, Yeah, man, Israel killed Charlie Kirk. That's why there haven't been any other people on the right who have complained about Trump's aiding and the betting Israeli war crimes. Like what, No other conservatives have …"
🔑 iran
"six quote the Americans constantly say that they've sent a warship towards Iran. Of course, a warship is a dangerous piece of military hardware. However, more dangerous than that warship is the weapon that can send that warship to the bottom. Of the sea. Now kind of unclear exactly what he was talking about. Maybe it's some sort of secret weapon that the Iranians have that we don't know about, But we do know that Iranian negotiators are currently talking with the People's Republic of China abou…"
🔑 iran
"And you know, you could argue did a lot of damage and destabilize the region. So what bothers me the most is that it's a story that most people in the United States. Do not know. They don't know the real reason why people in Iran may have taken over that embassy back in seventy nine. You don't really know some of the anger, the anti American feeling that happened at that time, because before that there was great relations you know, for a while between the two countries. So I think it's a really…"
🔑 whistleblower
"And it's here I should point out Chelmsford was a big business. It made a lot of money, and that money goes into the local community. As one whistleblower nurse later testified, we knew patients were dying unnecessarily. When I tried to document the problems, I was threatened with termination. The head nurse told me Bailey brought in too much money for the hospital to risk losing him. I've lived with guilt for twenty years about the patients I couldn't save. Holy shit, And. That explains why th…"
🔑 anthropic
"It's taking people's, it's imitating our intelligence using the data we gave it and the answers we told it were correct. Yet people simply they they seem to trust us as if, hey, anything goes. And another perfect example. So the Department of Defense. I know people call it the Department of War, but the president cannot change the name of a department. Only Congress can. To my knowledge, they have not changed the name. It is still the Department of Defense. And they went to anthropic. They said…"
🔑 ice
"detention and detention to removal, as well as criminal encounters. So these are like exams that would test the knowledge of the potential would be ICE agent on these issues. Right, So you so you just don't have to know that any more? Yeah, well you can you do an open book test. It's open book multiple choice it is now. Yeah, in some cases there isn't a greaded practical exam at all. It's just passed fail. Open book multiple choice. Yeah, to determine your understanding of the law, right or bec…"
🔑 iran
"security initiative for the Western hemisphere that Trump is planning on telling us more about this weekend. Mullin, for those aren't familiar, is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation. He has been in the House of Representatives for ten years before he was in the Senate for the last three years, and he used to be a professional mma fighter. Secondly, Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty has announced an investigation into potential misconduct by federal officers in the state, and response DHS has…"
🔑 ice
"It was a really impressive first campaign from Kat who's a friend of the show. We're proud of her and her whole team. And yeah that's politics. Baby, onto the next thing, I guess. Columbia student Lka Cordella was released from ice custody after over a year in detention after government lawyers declined to appeal a judge's third release order. Her name was one of the four on the list that Marmon Donnie gave to Trump during their last meeting. Cuba is facing another blackout makes its aging infr…"
🔑 whistleblower
"They paid hundreds of millions of dollars on false and fraudulent claims submitted by these frost fraudsters, said the assistant U.S. Attorney General. Colorado has also been caught in the act, caught red-handed, defrauding the taxpayer in a big way. And somehow that doesn't surprise me, considering the way the state of Colorado has been acting. Remember what they tried to do to Trump to get him to be taken off the ballot in Colorado? Of course they lost that case, but they were acting squirrel…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"The Beatles Yellow Submarine movie, The Flying Glove. The Apple Boppers, I believe I talked about with them as well. Anyway. I'll just gonna put that aside. I have a lot of fun with ChatGPT, and it does uh generate some cool images that supplement a lot of my work. I like it. If you use AI responsibly, it is going to enhance your career. It's going to enhance your freelance work and it's going to enhance maybe what you could do for other people. Having said that, artificial intelligence, and I …"
🔑 doge
"It's never the right thing to do to rob the will, the free will of people to be able to give out of the abundance and goodness and kindness of their own hearts. It's never the right thing to do to steal money from people, or to pressure the money from people in the way of taxes. It increase that to give back to quote unquote to give back to the poor, because we we we know full and well that that's not where the money goes. We should know by now that politicians are crooked. Yeah, it's like Trum…"
🔑 artificial intelligence
"Like surgery alone for cure. The agonizing situation that patients get into, particularly breast cancer, women listening to this with breast cancer know what I'm talking about, is that there'll be uh a mastectomy, the breast will be removed. The lymph nodes will be explored, and maybe there's some cancer cells there, maybe not. And then the doctors will say, listen, we just don't know if the surgery alone is good enough. Yeah, yeah. We should just carpet bomb with chemical radiation. When you s…"
🔑 iran
"Um, you know, when I was working with Richard Burroughs, his comms director, and one of the things that we found so interesting was we were talking about the OA financial crisis, the Iraq war, so many things in the news that were just constantly changing. Um I think this is a hyper uh uh level of of even more of that. We've got, you know, market fluctuations, you've got AI, you've got China, you've got Russia, you've got Ukraine, you've got Iran. Um, you know, the Middle East is changing rapidl…"
🔑 iran
"And my response was yes, you can. Not saying this sounds good, something you want to do, but there's been influential energy writers and pundits who say, you know, don't do it, Mr. President. Don't take out their power grid. This is a war crime. This is against international law. My response to all of them would be okay. Do you believe that World War II was just or unjust? Do you believe what Iran has done to its own citizens? Do you believe what they've done for 47 years? Do you believe how th…"
🔑 first amendment
"Um, you're asking questions that you know, quite honestly, uh, more people should be asking. Um, but unfortunately, they're they're not. Um, so what type of people? I know you've had me on your show. Like what other type of guests do you do you have and do you explore on your what topics do you explore in your podcast? Well, I've had um you know, Pastor Jerry Cook from Politics in the Pulpit now out of Southern California on my show. And he he has you know a variety of things he talks about, yo…"
🔑 iran
"on March twelfth, twenty twenty six. So the podcast is clearly in an active and ambitious phase right now. Now, let's shift gears to Cooper's television work, because the man is not exactly sitting around waiting for his podcast downloads to tick up. He's still anchoring Anderson Cooper three sixty on CNN, and the week of March third brought some pretty significant coverage. On March third, twenty twenty six, Cooper hosted an episode titled Election Night, CNN Global Report War with Iran. That'…"
🔑 iran
"had activities to Russia Israel. Eni Ron, given your status not just as the first Lady but also in your secretary position, have you ever been targeted by any of these countries as a means of a foreign intelligence gathering operation. I you were of potential vulnerabilities. Yeah, I was targeted by Russia in the twenty sixteen campaign. I mean, I think that's. Pretty well known. What about Israel, Ari Rand, I don't know about either Israel or Iran?"
🔑 fbi
"now yellowing with age, twenty two years of chasing ghosts, running down leads that faded like mist under the harsh glare of scrutiny. Twenty two years of dead end since that daring heist shattered the sanctity of Boston's iconic art institution. His superiors gently suggested focusing his energy on more recent cases. The museum trustees grumbled that the FBI were chasing their tails on this cold case. Even the public had moved on by in law charge, the spotlight shifting away to shinier subject…"
🔑 icc
"in two thousand and two, is tasked with prosecuting individuals for crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression. Although Israel is not a signatory to the Rome Statute, the ICC has asserted its jurisdiction over the Israeli Palestinian conflict due to Palestine's accession to the treaty and the Court's acceptance of Palestinian territorial claims. Key figures Yahya Sinhwa as the leader of Hamas in Gaza. Sinhwa is a central figure in the militant organiza…"
🔑 iran
"Moscow could exploit, strengthen the economy. Ray's living standards build institutions and communism would lose its appeal. They knew the Shah was becoming more authoritarian, but it was not their priority. Stability mattered more. As long as Iran did not tilt toward the Soviet sphere, Washington was willing to tolerate a firm hand in Tehran first development. Democracy could wait. But the Shah had something else in mind for him. Factories and literacy campaigns were not the true deterrent arm…"
🔑 iran
"Mohamed Mosaddegh de was powerless but witnessing history. He was learning how to play the game so that when history repeated itself, he'd have the upper hand. Hi. My name is Oriana, and you're listening to The Lion and the Sun. A modern history of Iran, there are decades when nothing happens, and there are weeks when decades happen. For Iran, the early 1950s were the latter. After the Shah nullified the results of the fraudulent 1949 parliamentary elections in Tehran, a group of nationalists l…"
🔑 epstein
"On the other hand, the public release of so much detail was re traumatizing for many survivors. Even with names redacted, victims could recognize themselves in the descriptions of abuse. Their experiences were now being discussed, analyzed, and debated by strangers on the internet. Some survivors had explicitly record questered privacy, had subtle civil cases with confidentiality agreements, had tried to move on with their lives. The document release, even with protections, brought renewed atte…"
🔑 epstein
"Entire sections of FBI reports were unreadable, with no clear explanation for why the information was being withheld. The Justice Department's position was that it was following the letter and spirit of the Transparency Act. In a statement accompanying the document release, the DOJ explained that it had worked carefully to balance transparency with its legal obligations to protect victims, safeguard investigations, and comply with laws against distributing child exploitation material. The Depar…"
🔑 epstein
"substantial and incomplete. The DOJ announced it was releasing thousands of pages of material, including court records, FBI investigative files, photographs, and internal communications for researchers, journalists, and curious citizens. It represented an unprecedented look into the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein, but from the first moments of the release, it was clear that this would not be the comprehensive accounting that many had hoped for. The documents released included a range of mater…"
🔑 epstein
"the current political environment, bipartisan anything feels roughly as rare as a unicorn sighting in a Walmart parking lot. But here we are both sides of the isle agreed the public deserved to see what the federal government had been sitting on. The Act set a deadline December nineteenth, twenty twenty five. Sixty days would have been generous for a normal document production for this one, involving materials from the two thousand seven Florida investigation, the New York federal prosecution o…"
🔑 epstein
"of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and his criminal network. More than three million additional pages, more than two thousand videos, approximately one hundred and eighty thousand images. When combined with prior releases, the total came to nearly three and a half million pages of material collected from the Florida and New York cases against Epstein, the New York case against Gallaine Maxwell, investigations into Epstein's death in custody, a case involving a former butler, multiple FBI i…"
🔑 epstein
"Nations Office of the High Condissioner for Human Rights weighed in their experts criticized the failures, noting that the exposure of victim information risked retaliation and stigma. The UN, the body we typically associate with deliberations about international boarders and peacekeeping forces, was compelled to comment on the American government's inability to properly redact documents. That is not a good sign. Now fast forward to January thirtieth, twenty twenty six, the fifth wave of releas…"
🔑 epstein
"institution that released these three and a half million pages, stated that it has completed its review of the files and dismissed cause for further prosecution complete. It dismissed done. Move along, three and a half million pages of evidence, names of powerful people across multiple countries documentary evidence of confidential government information being shared with a convicted sex offender, and the Department of Justice says it's done. The British arrested people, Norway filed corruption…"
🔑 epstein
"thousand and seven, left Kowitz sent Acosta a letter stating that Epstein expected to enter a guilty plea in state court on November twentieth, two thousand and seven, and thanking Acosta for agreeing on October twelfth, two thousand and seven, not to contact any of the identified individuals, potential witnesses, or potential civil claimants and their respective council in this matter. Shortly thereafter, Sloman drafted a response to lef Kowitz letter, which A Costa revised to clarify the inac…"
🔑 epstein
"a subpoena by Congress can just quit their job or yet fired and then say, you know what, You issued that subpoena when I was a plumber, but now I'm a motherfucking astrophysicist. Baby, You're gonna have to redo it. Is that what we're doing. Is that really what's going on here, because it sure seems that way to me. Now that Pam Bondy has been fired, she's trying to get out of her legal obligation to testify before the Oversight Committee about the Epstein files and the White House cover up. He …"
🔑 epstein
"material had to be forced into the open suggests that the committee was aware of these limitations, yet it chose not to address them proactively. That choice is central to any assessment of its effectiveness, and of course, the broader political context in which the committee operated can't be ignored as its shape both its approach and its outcomes. Epstein's connections span multiple sectors and political affiliations, making the case inherently sensitive. In such an environment, there's a str…"
🔑 epstein
"wasn't doing what he was obviously doing, how do you look at a girl like this and tell her she's lying, especially with all the evidence backing up what she's saying. You have to be one of the most cold hearted, disgusting people on earth to look at somebody like this and not recognize right away the suffering she went through at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein. Imagine being a fourteen year old girl and brought into this web. You see all this opulence, all this luxury, all these famous people, an…"
🔑 epstein
"we have asked plaintiff's council on several occasions to identify what knowledge they believe mister Wexner has relevant to the Strauss matter, so we could consider the request. The statement said, in the past three months, plaintiff's council have failed to answer that question. They always turn it around, right, Oh, it's the wrestler's fault. No, it's less Wexner's fault for being involved with all these comebacks, point blank period. And if he has nothing to do with mister Strauss, so what …"
🔑 epstein
"arrive early, others arrive late. What matters is how we engage them. Ridicule helps no one. Clarity invites participation, and I'll keep explaining without condescension. Knowledge should be shared, not hoarded. That ethic defines this work. And look, we're not alone in this effort, even if it feels that way. Sometimes, quiet professionals, advocates and survivors continue pushing in parallel. Their work rarely trends, it rarely receives applause. It matters anyway. Progress is often invisible…"
🔑 epstein
"you recall what happened on July twenty third within Matar Taglioni and mister Epstein. Do you recall answer? I recall the investigation that couldn't determine if they had an altercation or I believe if it was an attempt at suicide. Question all right, So something happened on July twenty third where mister Epstein was found with like with like a noose around his neck. Answer, It wasn't determined it was you know, that he was lying in his cell. But I don't recall the specific of the report, bu…"
🔑 trump
"and a jerry of her peers found her guilty. That's it. No more discussion, especially after every single appeals court in the land, including the Supreme Court, have told her to kick rocks. So why are we having this discussion still? Who's protecting her and why? And considering what we're seeing here, I think that answer is relatively obvious. The Judiciary Committee also said that it was told Maxwell has been allowed to shower late at night when other inmates are in bed, and the inmates were a…"
🔑 epstein
"NPA was signed. As set fourth in the previous subsection, OPR did not find evidence supporting of finding that a cost of Sloman or Villa Fauna acted with the intent to silence victims. Nonetheless, after examining the full scope in context of the government's interaction with victims, OPR concludes that the government's inconsistent messages concerning the federal investigation led to victims feeling confused and ill treated by the government. In this section, OPR examines and discusses letters…"
🔑 epstein
"but they've been attacked by Donald Trump's pundits. So if Trump and Milania really care, first of all, they tell them to stop the bullshit. Second of all, they'd invite them to the White House for a talk. None of that's occurred. So in this episode, we're going to talk a little bit more about Milania Trump and the statement that she gave at the White House yesterday. And to do that, why don't we start with the statement that Milania Trump gave good afternoon. The lies linking me with the disgr…"
🔑 epstein
"be seen as a strategic move rather than a purely reactive one. It's not about revealing everything. It's about revealing just enough to maintain a degree of control, and that distinction is critical because it highlights the difference between transparency and narrative management. In a situation like this, the two are often confused, but they are not the same. One seeks to inform while the other seeks to influence. Another possibility is that the administration is experiencing internal divisio…"
🔑 epstein
"his spaces were never neutral, They were diagnostic. They revealed more about the man than any interview, deposition, or a carefully curated social facade ever could. These newly released images, and especially this image from the Congressional Committee, is not simply creepy or odd. It's a psychological artifact. It's a map of Epstein's internal world, laid out with surgical precision. To understand Epstein, you must understand his spaces and his room, with its disturbing combination of medica…"
🔑 epstein
"you know, seeing them on the other parts of the institution, so you would have to ask them. But they were probably encounters with them, but that didn't require a report and a medical annotation in there. Question Okay, So this next email, it talks about it, says Warden redacted and this is from redacted and redacted. Is he the coordinator or who is he? Oh? Here it is National Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the BOP. It says, thank you for supporting our scheduling of the psychological recon…"
🔑 epstein
"far as Tartaglioni, however, it is okay. So did you have any involvement with selecting Tartaglioni as Epstein cell mate? Answer? We did? Question okay, And how is that selection made? Answer? So we weren't able to get a whole lot of people, you know, think that how we could house them to be safe. Tartaglioni was a white male, another high profile case, so he is not you know, there is this misconception that he's a big, hulking bodyguard, but he lost over one hundred pounds, so he was smaller i…"
🔑 epstein
"just confirm everything that we've known. You don't have to be fucking Sherlock Holmes to figure out that Larry Summers and Jeffrey Epstein were buddies. But it's always nice to have the receipts right for the people in the back row, you know, the people that want to act like it's not a big deal, Like all the people making our laws, all the people that are in control of our lives weren't in on it. Yeah, those people, Well, here are the receipts. What more do you need? Explosive revelations and …"
🔑 epstein
"a subpoena by Congress can just quit their job or yet fired and then say, you know what, You issued that subpoena when I was a plumber, but now I'm a motherfucking astrophysicist. Baby, You're gonna have to redo it. Is that what we're doing. Is that really what's going on here, because it sure seems that way to me. Now that Pam Bondy has been fired, she's trying to get out of her legal obligation to testify before the Oversight Committee about the Epstein files and the White House cover up. He …"
🔑 epstein
"not seeing fear all false accusation or concern for truth. I'm seeing terror of that truth might finally refuse to behave. Every argument about protecting reputation feels like a decoy thrown onto a fire that's begun to burn out of control. And I can't understand how these people expect us to forget who built the fire in the first place. The same people crying about fairness now had no interest in fairness when survivors were begging to be heard, and they never asked about due process when powe…"
🔑 epstein
"piece of garbage, but then you have to read the emails of her murderer's father conspiring with Jeffrey Epstein on a way to get the son off. What an absolute nightmare that must be. I have no recollection of the single telephone call I seem to have received from Jeffrey Epstein, and I had no dealings with them prior to it and none afterward. What did he just find you in the phone book? Hey, go get me the Yellow Pages. I need a lawyer in England. Nobody buys that. McDonald told the Herald he was…"
🔑 epstein
"They always refer to that. In an article in Newsweek, he said, they refer them to the twenty nineteen statement, you have nothing new to add with all of the new developments. There's nothing you'd like to add to this, Huh, Because from where I'm sitting, it sure looks like all of you were engaging in a big ass lie here. Not that we should be shocked coming from the Clintons or anything, but you know, here we are. The claim puts renewed spotlight on links between Maxwell Epstein and Clinton. Eps…"
🔑 epstein
"the report. They create a report of the total operation, any incident that occurred, the accounts in shoe, if they were bad, anything that was going on in food service, or if they observe certain instances during or in general population that should be addressed by the unit team or correctional services and stuff like that. And so that's what they do. Question Okay, and then this concludes. Redacted wholeheartedly emphasized that he and his staff at MCC did their best to supervise, safeguard an…"
🔑 epstein
"But when you have outlets like this the NPR coming out and trying to castigate something as a conspiracy theory when it's really not, I just don't understand how they can look at themselves in the mirror and be like, ah, yeah, this is quality work. This is just the latest spike of Epstein related yarn spinning. But Epstein is likely to remain a narrative for some on the right for years to come. And see there it is again some on the right. Is it not important to you? Let me ask you a few questio…"
🔑 epstein
"we're all away in March of twenty twenty now, and we haven't really heard much about France. We haven't heard much about the movement in France. We haven't heard about investigations in France. So it leads me to believe that the French authorities caught this stuff in their net and stepped on it. They have no desire to overturn these rocks in France. They have no desire to shake these trees in France. They have no desire for justice in France. Epstein's death at the Federal jail triggered multi…"
🔑 epstein
"wasn't doing what he was obviously doing, how do you look at a girl like this and tell her she's lying, especially with all the evidence backing up what she's saying. You have to be one of the most cold hearted, disgusting people on earth to look at somebody like this and not recognize right away the suffering she went through at the hands of Jeffrey Epstein. Imagine being a fourteen year old girl and brought into this web. You see all this opulence, all this luxury, all these famous people, an…"
🔑 epstein
"but they've been attacked by Donald Trump's pundits. So if Trump and Milania really care, first of all, they tell them to stop the bullshit. Second of all, they'd invite them to the White House for a talk. None of that's occurred. So in this episode, we're going to talk a little bit more about Milania Trump and the statement that she gave at the White House yesterday. And to do that, why don't we start with the statement that Milania Trump gave good afternoon. The lies linking me with the disgr…"
🔑 epstein
"be seen as a strategic move rather than a purely reactive one. It's not about revealing everything. It's about revealing just enough to maintain a degree of control, and that distinction is critical because it highlights the difference between transparency and narrative management. In a situation like this, the two are often confused, but they are not the same. One seeks to inform while the other seeks to influence. Another possibility is that the administration is experiencing internal divisio…"
🔑 epstein
"came from PSYCH. Right, it was just a question. If the order came from PSYCH that Epstein needed a cell mate, should they have come down to the unit and made sure that someone else knew about it the requirement? Answer no, Well what do you mean? Question? Let's say Psych that email came out saying that Epstein's required a cell mate. Answer okay, So what would have happened is if he would have been released, because she would put that out. So if the inmate was being released from suicide Watch.…"
🔑 epstein
"material had to be forced into the open suggests that the committee was aware of these limitations, yet it chose not to address them proactively. That choice is central to any assessment of its effectiveness, and of course, the broader political context in which the committee operated can't be ignored as its shape both its approach and its outcomes. Epstein's connections span multiple sectors and political affiliations, making the case inherently sensitive. In such an environment, there's a str…"
🔑 epstein
"in this government. There's no conscience. They are now so far gone that they believe the public will just tolerate this level of depravity. They believe we will normalize it. They're betting the American people are too numb, too broken, too overwhelmed, too exhausted to fight back, and that will watch them mutilate the concept of justice without lifting a finger. And look, here's where the mask terrors clean off the face of the operation. The moment that Congress finally grew a spine and force…"
🔑 iran
"I mean the government had owned everything. whatever you produced belonged to the government, they gave you something back. And so they didn't understand property and taxes. So that's when I decided to write The Philosophy of Liberty, which at first was the introduction to the Russian edition, but because it was so well received, it became the epilogue of every other edition after that, the other 58 languages. And so then the book was very popular, Behind the Iron Curtain. It got picked up in a…"
🔑 trump
"because, of course, the post-World War II order was all based on the American empire hegemony and essentially the the order that comes from that. And that is breaking down and in a number of different ways. And this national security strategy about face that's happening right now is one example of that and we're seeing it play out already um obviously all the drug boat strikes and as we are recording this the latest is that the u.s has apparently seized an oil tanker off the coast of venezuela …"
🔑 trump
"between Japan and China and target locks on fighter jets and other such things that bring us closer and closer to the brink of some sort of outright warfare. There's this story, a return to nuclear testing looks inevitable, here's how to manage it. Well, thank you, MSM, that's what I wanna know. How do we manage nuclear testing since it is, inevitable now. Or how about this one? New York Times editorial board urges US to prepare for future war with China. Well, there it is. I've been talking ab…"
🔑 trump
"disentangle them in the form of a question. So let me, let me try to smush them all together instead. Ian Davis, who are the neo-reactionaries of the dark enlightenment and why are they trying to accelerate us towards their GovCorp slave state? Yeah, so the book is very much about the group of Silicon Valley oligarchs, perhaps most famously people like Peter Thiel, Mark Anderson, Elon Musk, Larry Ellison. These people that are supporting and were behind very much financially and, you know, cert…"
🔑 trump
"But I do have a real non-AI human running a Portland restaurant who fled Venezuela in 2005. I actually played clips of that this morning. Again, it's to watch the liberal Portland, Oregon news have to have to. But again, I don't know if they have to. Interesting, interesting thing. I was still essentially on break and trying to not look at the news and then suddenly see, oh, crap. And this happened on a Saturday, at least it was a Saturday to us here in the States. But hey, you know, it's not a…"
🔑 trump
"I mean, I had everything. It was incredible. Loved traveling that way. be $15,000 plus. I still have the receipts from the State Department just as a Senate staffer for me to go. So you can imagine the bills for U.S. senators. They probably don't go business class. They probably go the extra bump up the first class. So, you know, by Donald Trump saved the U.S. taxpayer probably in the neighborhood of $20,000 by not paying for Senator Whitehouse's trip. I think he's one of the only elected offic…"
🔑 trump
"standing has waned, seen both as unpopular and toothless. The 20th century multilateralism that Davos advanced is crumbling under U.S. President Donald Trump, who was set to arrive Wednesday after some weird, sketchy plane difficulties, bringing his brand of populism and militarism. Mini-lateralism is quickly emerging as the buzzword here for the week in the Alps. In some related notes, Denmark skips Davos Forum in protest over the deepening Greenland crisis. And is Davos 2026 the last chance s…"
🔑 trump
"And I think governments around the world should take note that these types of organizations are a grift. They are absolutely a grift by globalists and bureaucrats and technocrats that are trying to make money off of these types of programs that are fundamentally, in many cases, anti-human. And so I'm certainly not crying over the loss of any of that. Having said that, of course, you know, right moves for wrong reasons. We're starting to see that more and more in various different ways. We can g…"
🔑 trump
"and were unable to access their feeds. And when they could, they were finding garbage and unusual posts. I don't think that's a bug. Others posted that view counts were stuck at zero, suggesting something was definitely wrong. Days after a new majority American-owned joint venture was set up to operate parts of TikTok's U.S. Business following months of wrangling to get it out of Chinese hands. Again, you would have thought this was the most important thing to the magas. They moved on to other …"
🔑 epstein
"Do you think, was he working CIA, Mossad, was there a primary funder or a supporter of what he was doing? Or do you think he was maybe a pond in a bigger game? Like what, what's, what's your thoughts on that? well luckily we don't have to speculate on that anymore ricky because i don't know if you saw but the daily mail has cracked the case epstein's sex empire was kgb honey trap pedophile financier had multiple talks with putin after conviction with russian girls flown into harvest compromet o…"
🔑 trump
"world is apparently in Japan. 33% trust media to do the right thing. So, which is about right, because Japanese media is as awful as every other nation's controlled corporate Mockingbird media. And it also notes that nearly every G7 nation has less than 50% trust in both the media and government. So mission accomplished on that front. But yes, with regards to the Washington Post in particular, this could not be happening to a more deserving institution. I know you've talked about, I've talked a…"
🔑 epstein
"And that's what I think we'd all like to avoid. So again, I think we have to keep our eye on this, but we also have to realize that the, uh, the Iran, the ever present Iran war, Iran war, Iran war rhetoric is designed to, I think, get people's defenses down and basically wear them out in the war of attrition that is going on in the info war. See guys, nothing to see here. There's a big buildup and then nothing happens, big buildup and then nothing happens, big buildup and then nothing happens u…"
🔑 trump
"And what is really going to unfold from this is the consolidation of the Western Hemisphere into this Technate of America. Now, this consolidation, I mean, it's just too fantastic to imagine that it's going to happen in the very near future as an invasion of these countries. I mean, you can't foresee boots on the ground in Greenland, Venezuela, or Cuba, can you? No. Well, no, I will qualify that. But for example, with Greenland, so we saw this play out obviously over the course of the past mont…"
🔑 epstein
"Epstein revelations stir chaos from Scandinavia to South Asia. Disclosures and documents released by the Trump administration have roiled the world, leading to resignations and the threat of legal charges far beyond American borders. A French politician famed as a cultural icon of the 80s and 90s, a Norwegian diplomat who played a role in the secret talks that yielded the Oslo Accords between Israel and the Palestinians, a well-connected Slovak former minister who served as president of the Uni…"
🔑 iran
"The Pentagon, the pentagrams I like to call it, has confirmed that the U.S. Forces struck Iranian targets using weapons that are copies of Iran's own Shahid-136 suicide drones. When Operation Epic Fury began on the morning of February 28th, involved in the action was Task Force Scorpion Strike. The U.S. Military's first one-way attack drone squadron based in the Middle East. U.S. CENTCOM, part of the Department of War, responsible for directing military operations across the Middle East and Sou…"
🔑 epstein
"And basically, we now have this system where, you know, we issue money based on debt. We don't even know who owns the Federal Reserve, so on and so forth. Well, Howard Lutnick one-upped this. So essentially now one of the largest players for the digital dollar, his firm is managing all of the treasuries. He's almost like leapfrogged the Federal Reserve. It's just it's breathtaking how, how bizarre this is and how corrupted it is on its face. I mean, it's just the fact that this, this is this is…"
🔑 iran
"The administration has prosecuted zero COVID criminals. What's more, the Department of Justice, of course, with Pam Bondi Beach, isn't promising to prosecute Americans for hate speech or rolling out new schemes to cover up all their involvement in Epstein, hasn't scrounged up any time to bother investigating any of them. No prosecutions, no investigations, no press releases. Nothing but radio silence. The guy running HHS, RFK Jr., wrote a big, beautiful book elaborately detailing the rampant cr…"
🔑 iran
"Welcome back to New World Next Week. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com. And I'm James Evan Pallotto of MediaMonarchy.com. Kids can't tie their shoes anymore, not even the fifth graders. We have that horrifying story, plus depopulation architect joins the calls. But, What way do we talk about World War III this week? Iran appears to have conducted significant cyber attack against a U.S. Company, a first, possibly, since the war started. Grabbing this from NBC News, everything we say is alwa…"
🔑 epstein
"Damn, that would have been the time to have been an out-CIA-ated terrorist. You could have gotten your bomb through. Let us never forget. This is 9-11 plus 25 this year, and that is how we get going on New World Next Week, episode 624. Our second story, America's top war unicorn to begin combat drone production as next-gen startup challenges big defense primes. That's a pretty nerdy headline there from Zero Hedge."
🔑 epstein
"put together by the Brownstone Institute. I'll put a link to it in the show notes if people are interested to check it out. It's at least a different idea of envisioning a world that's based on human health sovereignty rather than on you are the tax cattle we are going to id you and you better carry your idea around with you at all times papers please is not the way to manage the global human system shall we say. And as I've said, it's been it's been tiring lately being right about everything w…"
🔑 trump
"if the US pulled troops out right now. When asked about what was going on at the straight of horror moves, Trump said that he was demanding that these countries come in and protected their own territory, adding that a case could be made the US doesn't need to be there at all. So if we defeated him, what are we doing? That's a good question. Just hanging out and have a copy. Yeah, what else we got here? There's a neurovirus outbreak on Princess cruise ship. The CDC. Says that a neurovirus outbre…"
🔑 epstein
"Okay, fine whatever he meant, well whatever pass. That's how retarded that he's not wrong. Yeah, like you took thirty seconds for Hoop Dreams, you could have. Passed, is what I'm saying. Oh wow, all right the. Rector Now all that keeps you guys tied at four, but moves me to three. See what gimpee has in his four x four? Hell, Calvin s says, here the House Overside Committee subpoena's bondy to testify on Epstein investigation."
🔑 trump
"Yeah. Yeah. Well it's like you say, shop, I think you've got shoe black. I don't know how you don't get those, but you didn't say which. Wow, all right to the record, now keeps Lindsay Night tied with four but finally puts you on there with one. Let's go ahead and see what Gimpi has in his four by farm. Well, hominess is here that a fraud task force has been announced. President Trump is appointing VP j D to lead his Benefits Fraud task Force. It's part of the Trump administration's nationwide …"
🔑 epstein
"Corbin that he can be anything he wants, which is a lie because he can't get any taller. Enjoy this case, gerz Line and a Beyar Ticket's decease slaughter to remial back to you guys. Thanks for playing a long Katerina, hang on the line so gimp he can get your info. Okay, okay, thank you, app Let's see gimp. He's got in his four x four. Eh. Hold it is here that the White House to deliver AI plan to Congress. Suggestions for regulating artificial intelligence will reportedly be given to the White…"
🔑 iran
"whether states can count mail in ballots that are postmarked by election day but arrive late. All fifty states require mail in ballots to be post marked by election day, but fourteen states have quote grace periods and which ballots that can be submitted by election day can be counted if they arrive late. Four states have passed laws eliminating grace periods. The Supreme Court is expected to decide on the case by the end of June. Do you think they should allow mail in ballots? Lindsay yes and …"
🔑 trump
"You'd be like, Okay, I feel like that's what he drove when uh. No, Buick. No, when he hit the tree. I think it was Buick because he was sponsored by Buick. When all the bitches fell out. Yeah, when his wife woke him up with a bat yeah right, yeah, what a mess man. And apparently he's dating uh, the mother to Donald Trump's grandchildren, and so they apparently the secret services that he's not the kids are and her are not allowed to be in the car with him, Like god, dang man. We make fun of peo…"
🔑 iran
"with this before the same exact song. And and there are songs out there you get confused on what should be the chorus and what shouldn't sell. And so far as your last one, lindsay, you were thinking you were singing Jumper, Oh Jumper, same band, Yeah song, Yeah, all right, So the record now stays the same. I got four lens, you got four? You got too? You're listening to the Big Man Morning Show. This is that the Iran war is going according to plan in the White Houses, the war with Iron is moving…"
🔑 trump
"Let's see what Gimpie's gonna have in his four by four. I'm coming in the silence man, notheing wrong with that? You me both, all right, gorbin. It says here that Republicans announced DHS deal. House Speaker Mike Johnson says Republicans will pass the Senate bill that funds DHS minus ICE and Customs and Border Protection. This after Senate Majority Leader John Thun agreed to fast track a reconciliation measure that funds ICE and the CBP that wouldn't require Democrats sport. President Trump ha…"
🔑 epstein
"the international traveler leaves the airport. Mullen says he's going to take a hard look at cities that want to work with DHS across the board. Trump congratulates Artemis two crew after the lunar flyby yesterday night. The call went to Orion Spacecraft. The President told him that they made history and made all of America really proud, and he called Read Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Cook, and Jeremy Hansen brave and modern day pioneers. The Artemist two crew set a record on Monday for th…"
🔑 epstein
"It is a pretty broad term. But I wondered if, like the idea of them changing things, would it crush the like the water bottled water industry. Yeah, probably so well, the answer is no, because we've evolved in every way. Think about aerosol spray cans. They changed the way those work and most of us don't even know that. Okay, reduce the sea of so sure what else we got here? Oh, there's a call for King Charles to meet with Epstein victims. The family of a Jeffy I think. The Royalty should just s…"
🔑 trump
"him exactly what he's gonna get. If Corvin wants to piss somebody up, he just has to open his mouth. Here's a case of a landing Google Summers handy. Back to you, guys, joshure the man. Thanks for sending a text and thanks for. Talking with us. Hang on the line, okay, appreciate it. Appreciate you man. Se Gimpi has in his four x four Well Colvin, it says here that Trump fires Pam Bondy and a truth social post. Trump announced that Bondy will be leaving the administration and moving to a private…"
🔑 epstein
"Bill Gates has a House Overside committee with the Epstein interview. Bill Gates is scheduled to be interviewed by the House Overside Committee on June tenth, without his relationship with the late sex offender jeffy Epstein. That's according to multiple reports. Gates is one of several people who have agreed to be interviewed by the Oversight Panel. I actually can't wait for this. I like to see what he says, because he actually, I mean he has been like, eh, yeah, like he didn't go no, we weren…"
🔑 trump
"This is a ship term for the person who is, you know, the right hand man to the captain or the skipper skipper named yeah. Uh. This is a little bit of hair that grows on a fruit. Uh. This is a Lincoln Park song and or like maybe pink Floyd comfortably blank? Yes uh. This is where in high school you would gather around and hold hands and say a little prayer outside it holds the stars and stripes light Fulton. This is a type of medicine that Trump says pregnant women shouldn't take because it make…"
🔑 white house
"NFL team values are seven billion. Revenue was twenty three Yeah, a lot of money. All right, Well, we'll see what happens. What else we got here? The White House? If they can find one billion, yeah, it's one it's not it's not a lot. They're not gonna get screwed. There's no way. I've said before, these punishments need to be kicks in the balls, right, Not a fly on your shoulder, right, seventy five percent of your profits, not a skin knee. Don't get them something to put band aid on. They need …"
🔑 trump
"Junge, Junge. Also dann kann man sich echt warm anziehen. Ja, also man merkt auf jeden Fall, dass Trump und dieses ganze rechte Movement in den USA einfach gerade maximal versucht durchzudrücken, was durchzudrücken ist, um irgendwie alle in irgendeiner Form zu bestrafen, die ja jemals auch nur das Wort gegen den König Trump erhoben haben. Und das ist natürlich jetzt wirklich USA am Scheideweg und Europa insofern auch, als dass wir halt hier auch Kräfte haben, die dieses Playbook gerne kopieren.…"
🔑 trump
"Geht aber nicht den meisten Leuten so. Sondern es hängen schon immer noch alle an diesen Kanälen und diese Entwicklung zeigt natürlich wieder einmal mehr, wie schwierig eben eine Medienkonzentration ist. Also wenn wenige Unternehmen entweder sehr große Outlets kontrollieren oder wie man das an anderer Stelle hat, wenn es halt einfach Unternehmen gibt, die entweder wie YouTube selber sozusagen so eine große Nutzermasse repräsentieren oder eben Unternehmen alles mögliche aufkaufen. Und da gibt es…"
🔑 trump
"Also es ist übrigens auch nicht die einzige App, die mittlerweile in diesem Zuge gesperrt wurde. Also es wurde auch noch eine App namens Eyes Up gesperrt, die halt so zur Archivierung von entsprechenden Vergehen der Eisbehörde eingesetzt wurde. Und wahrscheinlich noch nicht mal die letzte. Naja, ich meine, wir haben es halt einfach hier mit einer, faschistischen Powergrab zu tun in den USA und. Und Apple stellt sich dem schon mal nicht entgegen. Nö, auch alle anderen stellen sich dem nicht entg…"
🔑 usa
"Den haben wir ja hier auch schon ausführlich analysiert und kritisiert. Was jetzt passiert ist, ist, dass 72 Staaten diese Unterschrift geleistet haben. Das bedeutet rein technisch erstmal gar nichts, weil das nur so symbolisch ist. Denn in irgendeiner Form in Kraft treten kann das ohnehin erst in den Ländern, wenn diese Länder das auch offiziell ratifiziert haben. Und insgesamt hat es eine staatenübergreifende Wirkung, wenn mindestens 40 Staaten das getan haben. Da jetzt 72 unterschrieben habe…"
🔑 usa
"insbesondere, weil wenn ich das richtig, also du kannst glaube ich jetzt, also entweder du sagst, du machst eine Veranstaltung und sagst so, welche Musik haben wir hier gespielt? Da musst du ja alle durchgeben und dann wird danach ausgeschüttet oder was. Oder du sagst, meine Güte, wir haben ja Musik bezahlt, wir bezahlen jetzt einen festen Beitrag. Du bist eine Kneipe, da schickst du ja nicht jedes Lied, was du gespielt hast, da hoch. Jetzt sagen wir aber mal, du bist eine Heavy-Metal-Kneipe. D…"
🔑 usa
"hinterher, Weil die anderen in den 10 Jahren 20 Jahre weitergegangen sind. Das heißt, wir müssen eigentlich ein exponentielles Aufholen haben. Und das kann ich mir nicht vorstellen, dass das funktionieren soll, ohne eine massive Investition, also Förderung, Subvention und natürlich auch eine Bevorteiligung der europäischen Produkte. Auf der anderen Seite. Und ich glaube auch nicht, dass die anderen in diese Position gekommen sind. Huawei ist doch, das Ding ist halt unglaublich subventioniert ge…"
🔑 trump
"Ja, natürlich hat er eine Trump-kritische Perspektive und möchte aber für das postamerikanische Entschittification-resistant Internet eine, wie nennt man das, reden. Das dürfte glaube ich auch noch ganz interessant sein. Viele, viele weitere sehr spannende Vorträge, natürlich insbesondere im Bereich der Politik gibt es da zu sehen, im Stream, in den Aufzeichnungen und wer nicht vor Ort ist, kann wenigstens diese Talks dann in Ruhe zu Hause genießen. Ich glaube in Chattification ist auch tatsäch…"
🔑 ukraine
"die halt einfach da entlang knattern und in irgendwelche Wohngebäude flogen. Und diese Interceptor-Drohnen sind halt schnell genug, die jederzeit einzufangen, sind auch schnell genug, um mittlerweile andere Ziele zu erreichen. Es gab jetzt auch schon einen erfolgreichen Abschluss von Hubschraubern und wahrscheinlich auch noch ein paar anderen Systemen. Und da kommt natürlich jetzt auch viel KI zum Einsatz, um diese automatische Detektion zu machen. Also diese Scheiddrohnen konntest du zum Beisp…"
🔑 usa
"Das kam jetzt raus, dass 2014, warum hat es aufgehört? Weil da die Süddeutsche Zeitung berichtet hat, dass die damalige US-Außenministerin Hillary Clinton abgehört worden war. Und dann hat Peter Altmaier, Kanzleramtschef, verfügt, das zu stoppen. Und wusste aber nicht, dass der BND auch Obama abgehört hat. Und dann haben wir der BND quasi in dem Rahmen dann so, ja, okay, wenn die nicht wollen, dass wir Hillary Clinton abhören, dann hören wir mal beim Barack auch auf. Also, ausspähen unter Freun…"
🔑 iran
"Aber kein Internet ist auch bedrohlich für die Gesellschaft. Was für ein Einschnitt. Aber wahrscheinlich, wenn... Ja, man redet hier, also die Berichte gehen irgendwie in Richtung tausende Tote und zehntausende Festnahmen. Ja, ganz schlimm, dass sie sogar noch irgendwie in die Krankenhäuser gehen und schauen, wer da Schusswunden hat und dann werden die auch nochmal gekillt. Also es ist wirklich Apokalypse now. Also es ist wirklich schlimm. Und man kann nur hoffen, dass es diesmal dazu führt, da…"
🔑 trump
"man dann auch kanalisieren, dass diese Preisgebung auch wahrgenommen wird. Aber andererseits sollte man halt nicht so sehr in den Arsch kriechen und ich denke, das wäre so ein bisschen mein Wunsch für dieses Jahr, dass sich so die freie Welt nicht so bemüht, ihm irgendwie noch die Lippen da zu massieren, sondern einfach sagt so, Leute, bis hierhin und nicht weiter. Hast du die Rede von dem kanadischen Ministerpräsidenten jetzt in Davos schon mitbekommen? Das war jetzt erst kurz vor der Sendung …"
🔑 usa
"DJ Connect, die dann auch eine Strafe gegen X, gegen Twitter aussprechen zum Beispiel. Ja, aber dieselbe Kommission verhandelt mit den USA gerade über die Zölle. Also da vermischen sich Sphären, die ja eigentlich getrennt sein sollten, aber das ist so eines der Grundprobleme der EU. Das letzte Thema, das ist wirklich das Bitterste, sind die Netzgebühren. Die haben wir ja auch schon oft hier diskutiert, Stichwort Fair Share. Also es sollen auf einmal nicht mehr wir als Internetkunden für das Dat…"
🔑 usa
"diese Daten alle zwangsmäßig erfassen wollen, sondern eben when feasible. Aber bei dem Social Media steht auf jeden Fall, das ist halt mandatory. Muss halt Social Media die letzten fünf Jahre angeben. Und das ermöglicht natürlich, wenn dein Buddy Elon die Plattform X gehört und dein Buddy, wie heißt der nochmal? Mark Zuckerberg der Facebook gehört und außerdem deinem Kumpel Larry Ellison der TikTok, dass du da halt auch ganz gut nachgucken kannst, wer da jetzt gerade ins Land kommt und was der …"
🔑 pentagon
"dass Europa doch Waffen baut und einsetzen möchte und so. Und dieses Thema AI als strategischer, wirtschaftlicher Vorteil, klar, aber eben auch als militärischer Vorteil, spielte da natürlich überall eine Rolle. Auch in den IT-Security-Bereichen, in denen ich mich dann interessiere. Und jetzt hat der Verteidigungsminister, nein, Kriegsminister, Pete Hexeth gesagt, ja, wir benutzen übrigens überhaupt keine KI-Modelle, die es nicht erlauben, Kriege zu führen. Anthropic hat das quasi so in seinen …"
🔑 usa
"Die müssen nicht zwangsläufig alle richtig sein, aber es wird ja auf jeden Fall versucht. Also Racial Profiling zum Beispiel ist damit natürlich wunderbar machbar. Du kennst ja diesen klassischen Witz mit irgendwie Polizeikontrolle und dann holt der Polizist da so seine Farbkarte raus, so mit verschiedenen Hautfarben und so. Von weiß okay bis braun schwierig, und das kann man halt hier vollkommen automatisiert machen, dass das Ganze sich dann aber auch noch mit staatlichen Datenbanken abklärt u…"
🔑 trump
"Sie wurde ja nicht verlängert Weil sie hätte jetzt verlängert werden Müssen, wenn ich das richtig sehe Ja. Die ist immer nur für ein Jahr. Und dazu gab es halt nicht die notwendige Mehrheit, das zu verlängern, Und schon haben wir eine gute Nachricht. So einfach geht das? Snap mit den Fingern. Zack, bumm. Zack, schon gibt es was Gutes. Zack, bumm. Da werden die Leute im Iran sich freuen, dass es auch eine gute Nachricht gibt. Da wollten wir ja nicht drüber reden. Ja, also wenn wir damit anfangen…"
🔑 usa
"Deutsche Router für deutsche Netzwerkszugang. Deutsche Router für deutsche Netzwerkszugang. Wie heißt die Firma nochmal? AVM Audiovisuelle Medien. Nicht mehr. Die haben sich kürzlich unbedingt schade eigentlich. Die heißen jetzt auch Fritz. Die sind ja auch irgendwie gekauft worden oder da ist irgendwie Private Equity eingestiegen, glaube ich, vor ein paar Jahren. Ja, darfst du in den USA nicht benutzen, ne? Gibt's da auch nicht. Ja, würde in den USA ab morgen oder ab heute nicht mehr neu zugel…"
🔑 fbi
"Und dann, das ist, glaube ich, kann man in dem Rennen auch noch erwähnen, das ging, glaube ich, kürzlich durch die Medien, dass der Robert Maller, der wurde jetzt, den hat das Zeitliche gesegnet. Das war, ich würde sagen, so ein Jahr selber aber viele Jahre sehr anerkannter, Chefermittler und war glaube ich auch FBI-Chef und so weiter und der war ja dann der Sonderermittler in dieser ganzen Trump-Affäre, hat den Mueller-Report damals geschrieben. No collusion! No collusion! Und ja, leider genau…"
🔑 span
"that's that's ninety five years old. Yep. Wow. So when I went when Lucy was when a wife is pregnant with losey. I decided to go through the ww B network when it was good and you could just decide one day to be like, I'm gonna watch every minute Atlanta Championship Wrestling fucking show that they have on here. And it happened to be like a span of like nine years of shows. He is. He is truly one of the best announcers that I got to hear. There was a lot of really bad ones, you know what I mean,…"
🔑 iran
"Oh that's a good that's a good gimmick. And they're like, damn, dude, he's too deep. Baby hotly fu also Doma stereo beach on sina which is lab and Nikki Bella embarrassed herself again and should retire immediately. We don't have to talk about this. That one that was very obvious, but dom and and Sina I thought it was a very fun match. The injury angle that Iran, I'll be honest, they got me. It was really because it was the same move that Penson did where he actually got hurt. That uh kind of l…"
🔑 trump
"is a. Heel, NO i, said you Hate Becky, lynch AND i stand by that. STATEMENT i Hate Becky. Lynch, yeah she's number two in my heel of the. Year very just Like, john you're for. Compensating now what does that? Mean, Anyways Becky lynch my number two heel of the. Year this character that she's been doing a parody Of trump and just showing how fucking insane he is and"
🔑 ukraine
"good at fucking making them come first, so you're allowed to come back. There they can come first, so you come back. That's what I said. There you go. These marks have a lot of questions. Why the terrorists get rumbled? What's next? Survivor series in Moscow? Summer Slamer, North Korea? These are fair points. If Moscow fucking once the once the wars Ukraine's over and they get their money back or whatever if they get if if they want a fucking WrestleMania, They're gonna get it, aren't they. God…"
🔑 trump
"I prioritize ringing US radio over it. But you guys that. We we snuck it in. Appreciate, Appreciate Weekend, Appreciate you. I swear to God, I'll shut the show the fun out. You mentioned that Larry Lounge one more time, one more time. They can Larry Lounge every Thursday, is it? No, I'm pretty sure it's Tuesdays because they're doing it behind our backs, all right, but talking about it, no one wants. Just check out Larry Lounge and all your podcast trump. After you're listening to an episode of…"
🔑 icc
"But the federal government regulates in a very minimal way, and the federal statute specifically says it's a minimum, not a maximum, and states are free to go above that. And, I mean, you really can't underestimate, like -- Again, for the carriers, that begs the question, but keep going. Yeah. I mean, you know, the -- you know, the statistics that the amicus briefs have shown is that roughly 94 percent of carriers have not had, like, a safety exam by the federal government. And the way this wor…"
🔑 supreme court
"That's right, Your Honor. I mean, not the fatal shooter, that's right. Thank you. Justice Barrett? General Stewart, I just want to understand your answer to Justice Gorsuch on remedy. So, if we think that the Mississippi Supreme Court was wrong on the forfeiture/waiver point, I don't understand how it gets back. You said something about it getting, you said this in your brief, something about it getting back to the Mississippi courts. Wouldn't the remedy be that we send it back down below for t…"
🔑 supreme court
"This only became an issue, is what you're saying, and so the "arrives in" wouldn't have had the significance in 1996, is what -- based on the historical practice. And now we're trying to figure out what it means when there's a new practice not envisioned by Congress? Yes, that's right. And if I could go back to something you said earlier, which is the logic or the logical problem the government has with treating this -- kind of the change in language as if it suddenly substantially narrowed acc…"
🔑 supreme court
"-- that -- that would be a different case. Mr. Brock would then essentially be a retailer like Walmart or Sam's Club, but -- but -- yeah. Justice Alito? Justice Sotomayor? The cases you're relying on are all Supreme Court cases, correct? Correct. So they're not lower court cases. They're what the cases defined as interstate commerce and workers involved in interstate commerce, correct? Correct. For purposes of FELA and many examples, but it was what "engaged in commerce" meant at the time? That…"
🔑 trump
"Thank you, Your Honor. Mr. Liu. Thank you, Mr. Chief Justice, and may it please the Court: Whoops, I spilled the water. That's a first. Judicial estoppel should apply only if the balance of equities supports it. In New Hampshire versus Maine, this Court described factors relevant to that balance. Those factors include whether a party derived an unfair advantage from the prior position, whether that position was the product of inadvertence, and whether judicial estoppel is consistent with broade…"
🔑 epstein
"And that would be the template and then somebody would put white text with black, like like, block text impact font on the top and the bottom and that was like the image meme. And that was accessible in the sense that it could be like generated on On the MS Paint. It was it was it was free to generate it, basically. Yeah. Then we got video editing, you know, CapCut, Instagram, Reels has an editor called Edits and all of a sudden it became easy for someone to take a Vibreel and put different tex…"
🔑 trump
"He's not he's not creating a second brain. He's just ripping it on a notepad. On the left are five rows of industries such as defense, supply chain, reindustrialization. On the right are their future manifestations such as defense tech, U. S. Semiconductors respectively. The plan is to invest in everything our country has outsourced and abdicated over recent decades. Combs says, we want to invest in places where the puck is going so that America can control its own future. That means deploying …"
🔑 iran
"Yeah. So I mean, it'll be interesting to talk about Circle with Jeremy about how stablecoins fit into all of this. Also yesterday talking to Corweave about compute backed credit lines and all the different financial products that are popping up related to debt issued against GPUs that have essentially a flow of business that will be expected to come in against them. Very interesting watching the larger AI economy, you know, mature. Brexin says compute backed credit lines are the next frontier f…"
🔑 iran
"Some farmers are losing over $40 per animal. Part of the problem is that some pig farmers have been aggressively expand have aggressively expanded production in an attempt to gain a bigger share of of a shrinking market. On top of that, big companies save their bacon in the downturn by concentrating their pigs into mechanized modern facilities where they could be kept isolated from the swine fever. Modern farms are a marvel at industrial agriculture, though not of animal welfare. Tens of thousa…"
🔑 iran
"More efficient farming methods producing ever more pork are colliding with slow consumption of the meat. Now all the news is about overcapacity. Xi, who sells cuts of pork at a market in Beijing, says she only got to eat the meat on special occasions with a child. These days, she says, it's so cheap, people can have it whenever they fancy. The oversupply pushed live pig prices to a fifteen year low in March. Some farmers are losing over $40 per animal. Part of the problem is that some pig farme…"
🔑 trump
"Powerful stuff. Great mission. Great team cycle. Yeah. Having a g f is insane because it's literally unlimited chat with no tokens spent. There you go. What did sucks say? Is three weeks too young to give my baby a reticrutide? Not trying to raise a fat porky butterball. Yes. It's too young. Be careful out there. Have you seen this image of the Instagram growth growth guru? This goes viral constantly. And normally, it's reaction video, but someone took that this exact message and put it on acci…"
🔑 iran
"It depends how bullish you are Yeah. On the names but Sounds good. Very very hard assuming that normalizes over time. Yeah. It seems extremely unlikely that it trades at, you know, an insane premium forever. And so Interesting that they're running this ad on x. I haven't seen I I have x premium, so I haven't I don't see a lot of ads. I don't see any ads, but that does seem like the reasonable place to go to advertise a product like this. But, yeah, it is it is always odd. There's been a whole b…"
🔑 trump
"Yeah. Because maybe you batted an idea back and forth three times and you said something that turned out not to be true, but you figured that out later. So you don't need any of that. What you do need is what was said, what was agreed upon. Mhmm. Was anything done out of compliance or Right? So it doesn't mean it doesn't imply a world where everything you say is recorded. No. Right. No. It's funny because there's so many opinions on this, but we record everything all day and livestream it on th…"
🔑 trump
"And we should come to term I came to term terms with it quite a while ago. So even though I'm curious, I'm not actively looking. Yeah. Have you ever thought about doing a anonymous project, or do you have a reflection on why we haven't seen more projects effectively run, at least to my knowledge, the Satoshi playbook of maybe it requires some crazy ops act to go anonymous for a couple of years. But if it worked for Bitcoin, I would imagine that somebody would have thought, I'm going to do the s…"
🔑 nypd
"Yeah. So when I was raising the pie series a, look, we didn't have the best metrics. Yeah. Maybe we didn't even deserve a series a yet, right? But we were inspired by what we could do. We had a little bit of a kernel of momentum. We had an amazing team. You know, there's just enough talent density here that that's not the issue. You know, we recruited a great VP engineering, Hunter Hussar, who's from Grindr. We've got an awesome, you know, kind of VP ops finance strategy. She's from WinTrust, B…"
🔑 michigan state
"and sometimes people say, would you rather have you know, your team lose here or the other team and not win it. I think Michigan State fans would take a first round exit in the NCAA tournament if it ensured Michigan did not win the title. They would rather have Michigan lose in like the Final four, or lose in the Elite eight. If they could get Michigan to lose in the Elite eight, they would take losing in the first round of the NCAA tournament, whereas getting to the Elite eight and having Mich…"
🔑 michigan state
"Jay Riemenschneider is number one verse number three and number two verse number four. This weekend, the preview of this year's Final four, it might be. Michigan Duke will be fun. Like usually I can't stand stepping out of conference play with a non conference game once conference plays started, once it's really gotten underway. Like I couldn't stand that Georgetown game Michigan State played in twenty fourteen, that Mark Hollis set them up with that Madison Square garden and Appling's risk nee…"
🔑 michigan state
"a good look for your program. And he threw a guy who wanted to play for Michigan State. This was like some homecoming for him. A guy who was at MSU who wanted to you know, dreamed of being a walk on, trying to be a student manager didn't work out. We held their story there Izo doesn't remember him and basically said if there had been a six foot ten guy on campus, I think things might have been different if you'd remembered him. But whatever that story is it. You embarrassed your own player righ…"
🔑 usa
"So I don't know. It just makes me laugh with that little hairline, know what Ego has. Do you watch any of the USA hockey? Absolutely? Yeah, am I the only one that was kind of excited. It was on at eight thirty A. It's awesome because I get up for CBS Sunday Morning with the Jane Pauley. This is why you would love Premier League. It's on every Saturday and Sunday morning for it. You got to ruin it. Sorry, come on, it's about the USA. Yeah, it's a boring ass soccer. So it's the worst thing about …"
🔑 michigan state
"couple of reasons. One, if they lose this game, they're not going to get a three seed in the NCAA Tournament. They're not going to get a double buy in the Big Ten Tournament. You can see that when you just start to look at the tie breakers and who's ahead of them and the seed projections, because when you look at the NCAA tournament top sixteen reveal that they had and who's a three seed right now Florida, Kansas, Nebraska, Gonzaga, purduees a two seed, and Michigan State's a four. And"
🔑 michigan state
"was okay in that moment. It's not his moment. It was those guys. They had done an incredible thing that that's not his moment. Money bag? Why is justin Spiro once again the first one reporting a heinous Michigan story? And can we get an article investigating the finances of MSU flying to West Lafayette instead of bussing. So, if you haven't seen this yet, Spiro's story is is pretty damning both on h is. He the matt Man Karini of Michigan State Athletics or"
🔑 michigan state
"beat Wisconsin on the road, that's a good win. They beat h. They beat Nebraska on the road, so they were Nebraska and Wisconsin on the road. Iowa on the road is pretty good. Those are the wins that are carrying the day right now. But yeah, it's not a better resume to the Michigan State's. Mayor of fitsdown. Next McCullough is gonna enter the portal and give Iszzo a reason to get a high profile center since he will no longer be recruiting over his guys. The result will be a natty, So there's an …"
🔑 michigan state
"Yeah. I mean his explanation was just that he didn't want the ref talking to his players the way he was, and that you know, his job was to talk to Nightingale his But I have not heard anything beyond that, all right, Chris. When Nightingale was hired, MSU hadn't won any NCAA tournament game in fourteen seasons, only made the turney once, and we're three and twenty four in conference turning games over that span. Now they're back to back to back champs. If I told you during his introductory pres…"
🔑 michigan state
"play on a two day Thursday, the first weekend. You get into the sixes and elevens, and it's just like, oh my god, it's crap, there's a rematch. I gotta flip this around. I mean, you basically just opened the poping this up for me to complain, but no, it is a lot of work, but it's also fun when you can when you can do things like you know, like Bellmont. I know I've had Michigan State and NC State missed up matched up a couple times in a couple of brackets. And also I'm constantly putting Belmon…"
🔑 michigan state
"But it's still really damn jumping Johnny Green. No, that was twenty years before. God my bad, the Namanda Bryce of Southern main Next number one. Some Spartan fans are tiresome complaining about Michigan's Tamprey. Nobody cares. There's no accountability, No one names names. Either play to win or lose like a gentleman. Two after Bomb Gardner's Blue Sky post, after Trump's college football roundtable on Friday, you need to sixty nine with him more. He was on fire. We'll definitely have him on i…"
🔑 michigan state
"Oh, you don't want the bony ass. So the bony ass sucked. I mean, if people don't missed it the other I was just got boxed out by a guy with a bony ass that hit my crotch and it was just it was It was painful. I mean I wasn't saying anything because I don't want to cut that leader, so I was letting you get it out. Clean things, bony ass original dark Mantonio. Do you agree with USA Today's top ten men's college basketball coaches rankings? I don't know what it is. Hold on a second, Hold on, this…"
🔑 michigan state
"including Duke. You see Yukon and but I don't Saint John's. Yeah, but again that's Duke's probably Like you're not gonna have to place. True, you don't have to play. Can't face Duke, Kansas, and Saint John's one of them comes out of that, right, that's Duke's problem. Until then if you face Michigan State, would be thrilled to face Kansas rather than Duke, you know what I mean? That would be great for MSU, And I think what makes it tricky is simply the Yukon factor. Louisville's got a lot of ta…"
🔑 michigan state
"with kids who want to get in stuff. But but isn't there a ten o'clock game on Thursday? That's not as great? Yeah, like what are we doing here? But they're trying to do it for the West Coast. We got too many time West Coast, too many time zones in this country. We should probably get rid of some of them. Just make it one time zone. You know, it's a little dark when you get up, it's a little dark. The only thing you agree with Trump on is that what he is, what he wants time zone? I thought, so y…"
🔑 michigan state
"drives me so much. Dot I don't like it. I don't. It would not happen to me. I do not like it, really, And I think it's you're more susceptible. I think you're more susceptible. Of it if you went to a university. I grew up in a Michigan State fan as a kid, But what took it out of me was not only just the sports writing. It's not just covering the team. Like I was not a fan for years because I wasn't paying attention and I was an adult. And so I think it's different if maybe you went there and th…"
🔑 michigan state
"everything's last minute. You don't know when game times are, you don't know people are gonna make it. It's just they don't make shit easy on fans. And then on top of that, if you're you know, if you wanted to go see the hockey team in Wooster, that was not cheap, and then you got to turn around and go to Vegas. It is not cheap to be a fan, and they don't make it easy anyway. When is Michigan State Hockey's next game? Isn't it at some weird time too? It's like it's Saturday, Saturday, four thir…"
🔑 michigan state
"you know, just growing up with my dad and knowing what he expected, where I was able to talk to guys and kind of get through to them when you know, maybe the coaches weren't or struggled. To for a long time. I think your your first early memory, you know, sort of pointing memory, was replacing Cassius Winston on senior Day and then but there are moments like among the e connic baskets in Michigan State basketball history. I I you know, I mean, I'm not gonna say it's Kenny Goins versus Duke or D…"
🔑 michigan state
"rather hear that. I can do that. Could you do that? Yeah, yeah, we can do that all right, spin it everything, Yeah, yeah, no, spin it. Just give us bullshit somewhat, you know. From what I've happened, from what I've heard samto Cyro from Georgia, Flori Beninga from Kansas. Not all the names right, not as both are fighting over who gets the spot at Michigan State. That's they're willing to take less money. They're seeing who will take the least amount. Yes, and they're there. One of them will b…"
🔑 michigan state
"Not like it's the illuminatis. There's some concerns there, I think, but hopefully hopefully that he's got some people love him in his life who can can get to him and people can stop just diagnosing him on social media, which is or on podcasts or like we just did good show. We appreciate Nick Bomb Gardner coming on. Of course, you know, we'll touch base on whatever whatever is. Oh spills in the next couple of twenty four hours. Like we said, Michigan State"
🔑 michigan state
"top shape. And you know, even them, I think they wore down a little late, but they you can do all the stuff, you can have all the physical traits and they have an amazing group coming in and they have a lot of guys coming back. They may be better next year, like they're not. This isn't gonna hurt them getting prospects. You got the Philadelphia you know, uh Phillies flyers today talking about portamartone and what a great job Michigan State did developing him. Like the NHL isn't gonna stop send…"
🔑 epstein
"just a position you get by with. And I think they're aware with that. And look, the rest of the team deserves it. Tom Izzo frankly deserves it, the staff deserves it. They have put together something that's that close to having it happened, and so they needed to take care of business. Dominic. Next number one, and I am now certain that I was killed in a car accident in January of twenty twenty four, and I somehow got Epstein's boarding pass to Hell Football Natty my horring nex Trump Part two. …"
🔑 pentagon
"Exactly. You can save people from an earthquake. So let's close the loop on the thought experiment. What happens when human beings, and I don't know who they're gonna be, they're not gonna tell us. When human beings, is it gonna be in the Pentagon? There's gonna be a group of humans that are gonna create this model and they're gonna know and they're gonna ask the AI, what do we do? It's gonna say, you don't get this. This is an absolute inevitability. On this, in this year, on this month, in th…"
🔑 pentagon
"It's done. Every single, every single soldier and employee at the Pentagon has been using grok since February or January. They have their own personal grok and they can ask it anything they want. It's behind the, you know, the military firewall. And then apparently I didn't, I didn't know this until I just saw this when the Iraq thing went down. Palantir is, is, has been, they've been working on this massive intelligence system using Claude. A database. Yeah, right. And so. The kill chain thing…"
🔑 white house
"The President's addressed to the Nation from his office in the White House, January seventeenth, nineteen sixty one. Good evening, my fellow Americans. First, I should like to express my gratitude to the radio and television networks for the opportunities they have given me over the years to bring reports and messages to our nation. My special thanks go to them for the opportunity of addressing you this evening. Three days from now, after half a century in the service of our country, I shall la…"
🔑 pentagon
"something I hope we find inspiring a long running attempt by other forces, the quote unquote good guys to reform this system. I'm thinking of folks like Senator Kirsten Gillibrand or Jilibrand, and this would this argument for years the Senator was doing this. They were saying, Hey, take the decision to prosecute major crimes, including sex crimes, away from military command. Put it into the purview of independent prosecutors, people who cannot be touched by the military power structure. The Pe…"
🔑 trump
"the folks who experienced that what would you call it many invasion, they experience that kind of thing where they were frozen in place, crazy headache, They felt like they were being attacked from inside. And this weapon, at least according to David Relman, would make you feel like it is happening inside of you. Could it also potentially mess up electronics and be used to damage equipment, because that's one thing that Trump was alluding to, that it was a way of messing up all of their you kno…"
🔑 ukraine
"is aware of this phenomenon. It gets a lot more news coverage in other parts of the planet. The US is pretty much is lagging behind. So everywhere from Australia to Israel, to the Netherlands, et cetera, they've all passed laws or enforced laws I should say, shout out fence, and they've all in force laws that better empower the population of the country with knowledge. So Argentina, Australia, Israel, Netherlands, any member of the public can request information about property ownership in Russ…"
🔑 ukraine
"And now we have a new iteration of what we could call climate migrants or climate refugees. And a lot of this goes back to our next cause, a second cause of the four causes of famine, the four horsemen of famine economy. Okay, the economy is a man made thing, but it can have wonderful and disastrous effects on the natural world. So sluggish global growth economic stressors we call them. This can be linked to things like pandemic recovery, the fallout from the ongoing war in Ukraine. This affect…"
🔑 iran
"situations where the stock market took a tumble, and then we've heard tell of some very high level traders buying the dip, potentially with prior knowledge to these event shaking statements from the president. When you're somebody like that and you're speaking to what his own mouthpiece calls policy from the horse's mouth, that can actually change events, change perceptions, which can of course shift markets. What we are seeing now is a lot of evidence pointing to insider trading around oil fut…"
🔑 iran
"what is clearly a very unpopular move right. And I want to clarify some of the news we're giving here. This was so buying a building of this size or a deal of this magnitude often takes a while. It's not an afternoon handshakee. So what we're talking about. The reason it's back in the news is the acquisition has been finalized at this point. The deal was completed amid the twenty twenty six ongoing conflict in Iran, and that's why people are speculating so hard about it. To be clear, there is n…"
🔑 fbi
"a pattern America. And I love your point about freedom versus law, you know, autonomy versus authoritarianism here, Matt, because one thing that the critics often and in my mind, willfully ignored was that gangster rap was is speaking truth to power like n w A. I'm sorry, you'll have to edit me here. I want a sense the thing in WA's song the police this right, this ruffled feathers. Right, not just like a moral panic somewhere in America, but the FBI paid attention. The FBI assistant director a…"
🔑 human rights
"at least the vibration version of it, that can be very influential. I also picture. I mean, this seems like the third secret third step would be an implant of some sort. I mean, it all does feel like there's the only reason this stuff maybe doesn't exist yet is because of limitations of technology and perhaps optics. But we are entering a society in a world where thing optics and you know, the presentation or the appearance of honoring human rights matters less and less. So I don't see a barrie…"
🔑 epstein
"these programs not only continued despite this slight majority disapproval, but they're also expanding even though the American public doesn't want it. Why is the administration risking so much good will on this, especially considering that people who for a long time were staunchly loyal supporters of the ADMIN. They're becoming fed up with this program because it's happening. It's very expensive, like we said earlier, not to sound like cheap skates, but it's forty five billion dollars. It's ha…"
🔑 iran
"with us. We have received so many amazing email correspondencies. People have reached out to us on the lines, social and telephonic alike. We're going to get some fantastic feedback on a Latter Day Saints from Mormon perspective. On a recent conversation, We're going to have a little bit of play along at home with AI commentary Before we do any of that. We were talking off air briefly about some breaking news. The US does have boots on the ground in Iran. Now though very monkey's finger curls k…"
🔑 international criminal
"Tell us how many cameras you see? No, seriously, they make so much money off surveillance tech. Anyway, this level of surveillance and prediction, it is real. It is a conspiracy. It is happening to you. This thing becomes more focused or scopes in further on individuals who live in developed countries, as well as what you would call the current VIPs of humanity. You know, the putents, the musk the teals, the technic arts, the business tycoons, the high level politicians, the international crimi…"
🔑 fbi
"a VPN. So if HBO is doing it, I got to wonder what are the other workarounds that have, you know, kind of crept into the scenes that maybe we're not aware of in terms of that feeling of security behind a VPN. You know, it's interesting to this recent debate because, as as our pals a Wired point out, and I'm sure a lot of us already knew this, several federal agencies in the past, including the NSA and the FBI and"
🔑 epstein
"two point zero get along? What would you guys talk about? I mean, we're not there yet, but this is one of those Atopica bases. This is like a mind breaker kind of thing. I stay up too much thinking about that one. Me and my other cortical stack would just talk about Jerry Seinfeld and. And what's the deal with cortical stacks. In the Epstein files? What's the deal with Jeffrey? I think you guys have a great conversation. I mean, we're not there yet in twenty twenty six, but we are way closer th…"
🔑 epstein
": And these are well-connected, you know, Atlanta, Thomas, the junior at the New York Times, and truly on a lover, : who a lot of people don't know, but she sort of figures in and all this. : I really had a clever, someone that I got the pleasure of figuring out who she was through my coverage of Tesla. : She is an immensely powerful woman in the East Coast establishments. : She was involved in the Bush administration, so she was a chaining person. : but she's positioned herself very much as a …"
🔑 iran
"Uh he's got a big S on his chest and his red cape. I always tell him he's got to keep that at the door though, because otherwise he uh outdoes me here on these shows. So we're gonna be we're gonna be going right into it. So let's start right now, Chris. Say hi. Hello. Thank you for having me. I'm glad you came. So Trump administration, you were the chief of staff for Senator Thompson of Tennessee back in the day. Did you ever see chaos like this before? Uh no. Um, you know, when I was working w…"
🔑 iran
"To our friends listening in the United States and around the world, well, as I mentioned each time now, there's no lack of hard news items to keep our adrenaline going. But our aim is to dissect out the nuances and foundations of the vents, the events with which we come into contact continuously. So today's show, we're going to step away from the U.S. Israeli war against Iran. And it's just, my goodness gracious, every hour is continuously developing. We're going to focus on another challenge. …"
🔑 supreme court
"And the Department of War said, no, we want access. We don't want those limitations. We want raw access to anything we want in your product. And Anthropic said no. So the Department of War said, oh, you're in a supply chain risk. We're not going to do business with you because you're suddenly a national uh security risk because you won't give us anything we want in this AI model. Does that sound like uh uh a safe situation to you? Well uh the district uh U.S."
🔑 fbi
"So they were told to just keep on counting them, and they're still there in the count uh today. Uh, we don't know how many, but um after that day, the next day when the audit uh could uh finished up, and uh the all six of them signed sworn affidavits that they had found uh counterfeit ballots, and then they knew they were not counterfeit because uh they knew they were counterfeit because they were mailing ballots, they were not upfolded from being mailed, they were uh not written with a writing…"
🔑 usa
"So um it and then it just happened, it was just serendipity, I guess, or the way the Lord organizes things, orchestrates things, that it that I just happened to be sort of blossoming into this new career, if you will, at the same time that the Maha movement blew up. And so um, you know, it it sort of it just sort of all worked so nicely together, you know, that that you know, the time in my life that I was at and and you know, the way that things are shifting in the United States regarding heal…"
🔑 trump
"Settle down because the media is doing what they do best and trying to divide us. They did this with the Epstein files, they tried to divide us with all Trump said he was going to do this, and people just went nuts, and then I came back and they said, But wait a minute, if you guys are so concerned about pedophiles and children being mistreated, what about those children that Biden lost? Why aren't we talking about that? We can do something about that. That Tom Holman found, why aren't you guys…"
🔑 trump
"Uh wellness company is I tell you all the time out there is uh I just in my experience and dealing with a lot of this, they are Bar none, one of the most innovative companies I've seen to date in this field, in this sphere. Uh and a lot of it uh with the medical board is what uh Dr. McCullough has uh, I think bought to the drawing board uh on this and has influenced a lot of these products, uh things like from healthy heart. But can I give some credit though, uh, Malcolm, I think it's important…"
🔑 supreme court
"The federal courts, they don't understand the constitution better than most Americans. Why? They didn't study it in law school. I have asked lawyers for years, probably close to a decade now. When you went to law school, did you study the actual language of the constitution or constitutional law? I've had one man tell me in all that time that in law school they he studied the law, the language of the constitution. And I'm not sure how old he was, and I'm not sure maybe he just had a good profes…"
🔑 trump
"While that vagrant is considered as not having absolutely renounced his natural or original settlement country. Now let's hope our Supreme Court justices consider the treaties that our constitution was actively based on. If it wasn't good enough for our founders, it shouldn't be good enough for us now. But if it was good enough for our founders, it should be more than sufficient in this decision. You know, as with the Iran situation and the birthright citizenship situation, and many of the many…"
🔑 trump
"That information will be conveyed to the AI as if nothing happened. Unless the AI itself is smart enough to decipher, or smart enough to look back at the talk section and see what actually was happening behind the scenes. Is AI lazy? I don't think so. You can set AI to a quick thinking mode, which is generally more, I'll say lazy mode. But the fact is, it is subject to bias. So, just like the search engines, just like what you read, just like what you hear. You have to be diligent, do your own …"
🔑 trump
"You know, and and people try so hard to fill that dead space, that silence, that awkward silence, they try to fill it with cliches and platitudes that aren't helpful. And what these other three crew members did is they took a tragedy and they turned it into something incredibly meaningful. They they validated Reed's hurt and his pain. They validated it and they honored it. And they honored Carol. They honored her life, the life that she lived. You know, and now she is um permanently for the res…"
🔑 due process
"Um, and it's a it's a perfect example of what we've been talking about. So you have uh uh uh you know officials that are accusing the parents of uh neglect and abuse because they didn't go with they wanted to get a second opinion, and meanwhile, while they're taking the children, they're having to ask the you know, these are the people that are supposedly there to save the children from their parents who don't care about their their medical needs, but yet they're having to ask the parents how t…"
🔑 trump
"Yeah, it's it feels like it both feels like it's been going on for years, and yet not it not very long at all. It's this odd sort of moment in time. Now you you have an interesting perspective. I I think that's different from what many in the audience have. We're very American, so we get what the media tells us, and you know, I try to break through that. But what are you seeing and hearing on the ground right now? Is the war going as wonderfully as Secretary of War, Pete Heggseth, keeps telling…"
🔑 trump
"Did they want to assist at any organization? Uh whether Latino or did any of them want to assist in this? No. Uh, you're you're not seeing Black Lives Matter or I mean, right now we have mass scale in the United States, transnational criminal organizations bringing in human slavery, bringing in sex slavery, this rampant across the United States. One of my friends left the Marine Corps, is in the Federal Bureau of Investigation, he told me. All about how this trafficking is so rampant and these …"
🔑 trump
"Don't be surprised if the Europeans freeze to death. And to Mr. Corybak uh Korbaco, he writes this. He goes, the problem is that the EU isn't powerful, influential, nor wealthy enough to convince the global South to abandon multipolarity and restore the liberal war world order instead of opting for China, China's model of multipolarity or whatever one describes the U.S.'s model as under Trump 2.0. There's no European army to coerce reluctant states. The EU's soft power pales behind the U.S.'s, …"
🔑 iran
"Um heated discussions. And I thought they were healthy and they were productive, even though I didn't necessarily agree that we needed to do Midnight Hammer. I thought we could have restrained the 12-day war from happening. I I I felt like it was a process where like all courses of action were discussed. Um in this last iteration, I I didn't I didn't see that. And I know the White House will say, well, that's because we kicked you out of the room, and it was, you know, only for people with what…"
🔑 iran
"Yeah, that's right. Mr. Pearl, he got his cut uh head cut off 2001 in Afghanistan. And your organizations won't let you do that. But you could be an independent reporter, but you you don't have the guts to do that. Um it does take guts, I will say that. But you have opinions that you're writing out there, and you're supposed to be the news. I'm not uh saying I have a news show here. I'm just saying that I'm telling you you're not in Iran, so you don't know what the hell is really going on. Um, …"
🔑 iran
"And so is Peru. And uh let's see, let's pick. How about a Jimmy Durany? Dink a dinka do, right? Everybody's gonna have a nuclear weapon sooner or later. Come on. We're falling for this bullshit. We're not falling for this bullshit. We just we we cannot survive without selling the weapons, without bilking the economy, uh giving money away, wars for Ukraine, wars for Israel. Yo, we gotta defend it. The only uh it's the only democracy in there ain't no democracy in the Middle East like that. UAE i…"
🔑 iran
"I'm Brandon Weinkert, your friendly neighborhood host. You can catch me right here every single Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Eastern. And you can follow me at We The Brandon on Twitter X. And check out my writings at 1945.com and the NatSec Guy section on Emerald.tv. Today we have somebody I'm super excited about talking to. His name is Sam Fattis. He is a CIA operations officer, not an analyst. He wanted to be very clear. He's got a bevy of experience in the Middle East. And he's a he's just a ve…"
🔑 iran
"Right, right. They had less they had less hubris. Perhaps the tail end of the cult, but they they had a greater degree of of self-reflection, yeah. None of which Trump has. He seems not to. And you know, and they I think that's the fundamental issue. Yeah, it's where it's where personalities count well, the one the one place where unfortunately, I think the cult of World War II is is still very strong, is among the populist, in the sense that once we're committed and our our troops are in uh da…"
🔑 iran
"I I don't believe that's something that I mean, I'm sure it's it's on the table inside the Pentagon as a potential course of action, but that changes a lot politically when you send an entire division and uh instead of a brigade. And one thing that we've seen recently with how both in Venezuela and here in uh this conflict in Iran, how we're using our naval assets. We're we're doing this limited scale strikes uh from the sea in many cases and from the air, but we're doing it without actively go…"
🔑 iran
"Why are we hitting our allies? Well, they're not allies if we're in debt, right? We have to pay down the debt, and we're gonna call the mark for everything that we can and make some sales. So that seems to create a lot of validity toward the theory that this may be in part a giant economic grab on that region. And so we need to be the point of sale for energy. We need to control, we need to get a cut of that energy. Notice there was also something very interesting. We went against, uh apparentl…"
🔑 fbi
"Eastern. And you can follow me at We the Brandon on Twitter X. Years later in the St. Louis Post. He might grew up in St. Louis. And he he uh he did some work uh for uh a congressional aid to uh one of his senators for a while, but in 1989, he left the United States to go to Israel. He was 25 years old then, and and in the interview, he was going to the interview, he was going to have to join the IDF for a while, and then he was going to uh go into government foreign service is what he said. We…"
🔑 iran
"I'm definitely not going out on limb like this, like I was with saying that we are going to start to have a war with Iran, which I did call that uh months ahead of time, and I know I was opening myself up to a lot of criticism, but as a retiree, I really don't uh I don't mind that. But there can be course of action to successful mediation, um, and some kind of workable settlement. Um that I think is going to happen if new leadership rises in Iran and they they see the light, uh, but um I think …"
🔑 iran
"She is also the senior advisory board member and director of U.S. Geostrategic Security. Security issues for the Near East Center for Strategic Engagement. I'm your host, uh Lieutenant Colonel Sorge Singh, US Army retired, and the CEO of the Near East Center for Strategic Engagement and your host for tonight's discussion. The National Security Hour on American Outlaw Talk Radio Network on iHeart Radio, where you are going to hear from Milty and Intel experts, Voices of Freedom, the Outlaw Truth…"
🔑 iran
"So I was thinking about you when the war broke out in the Middle East, because I was reminded of your book from about oh 10 or 11 years ago, where you predicted, Andre, that uh missiles and hypersonic weapons and drones were going to be the tip of any spear, rather than the conventional sort of platforms that we use, the manned platforms. So uh you called it before anybody else that I can think of did that has a media presence at least. How do you think the war in the Middle East? And that's re…"
🔑 iran
"And especially the reason, of course, uh that uh Iran lashed out in every direction, uh bombing them, uh the United Arab Emirates, uh, even Oman, uh, you know, um uh gutter of all places. Does it uh Kuwait all hit. Let me let me stop you for a second on this. Do you believe that this is chaotic? Is it is it strategic? Because as you say, they've been bombing Oman and other areas, Iran. Um what is the purpose then to basically alienate those people? Why are they doing it? The Iranians perhaps uh…"
🔑 iran
"I think as one of your your uh your Navy SEAL guests uh on your show uh last week stated, or maybe it was uh two or three weeks ago, um, that uh you know essentially they'll be hostages uh that Iran will take because we won't be able to rescue them. We won't be able to extricate them, but they'll be bombard bombarded with heavy artillery, 16 miles from the Iranian mainland, uh combat drums, missile fire, uh unreforceable, uh any Navy ships that try to, you know, the USS Tripoli or USS Boxer tha…"
🔑 trump
"And his uncle Cleance Gaussian wrote the book, The Naked Communists. So Joel, why don't you open it up for us? Welcome back. You know where we are. We haven't spoken since this uh this war against Iran is going on, so why don't you start us off? Thank you. Well, thank you. It's good to be with you guys. Um the big news, of course, is uh Trump's uh message, 20-minute uh message. We uh he requested all the national networks give him time for special broadcast to the nation, and most were hoping h…"
🔑 primary source
"through hundreds of thousands of documents to pick out the crew reports, the mission reports, the dailies, the bomb group diaries, the bomb squadron diaries, the Air Force diaries, the official reports, all to tie into the book, to create a melding of the two, the official to the human, and I think in the Navigator's letter, I've paired it together. The voices of both men are in the book in italics. My editor was very strict on making sure that I had plenty of first primary sources."
🔑 nato
"we when you look from the American side, as I tried in this book, you see that exactly how you put it, it's out and how was a genius in bridging the American claims and demands and strategies with the domestic German public. And he did a really good job at that, so he could always sell it, that's actually my plan. I want to do that. We have to integrate into Western Europe. We have to support European integration, we have to support NATO, we have to support."
🔑 iran
"some more tough weather, sub zero temperatures, lots of wind. So if you are you know the area you live in is getting hit with this weather this weekend, You'll be safe. You'll be careful to take care of one another, layer up and just be safe. Okay. Lots of things going on, and I think, more importantly, which is at the root of this podcast, A lot of distractions going on. And I got a few emails, right, isn't it? Isn't it interesting that they released the Epstein files. What do you think they'r…"
🔑 trump
"for their government. I know some of you still hold on to hope that just maybe, just maybe Trump might be a good guy, right Psalms one eighteen eight, Just remember that. Okay, before we go, I'm going to play a couple clips for you. The first one is Jack Hibbs. He is the senior pastor at Calvary Chapel, Chino Hills and the founder of Real Life Ministry. If I remember correctly, I think this guy's life was in that movie. I think he was with Lonnie Frisbee, part of that Jesus Revolution in the se…"
🔑 trump
"had every right and authority to declare The White house as holy ground BECAUSE i. Was standing there and WHERE i stand is. Holy to say no To President trump would be saying no To god. There AND i want you. That we are in a spiritual war right. Now let every demonic network that has aligned itself against the, purpose against the calling Of President, trump let it be. Broken let it be torn down in the name Of. Jesus, No i'm going to tell you what my thoughts, are the thoughts of The king of, ki…"
🔑 ukraine
"show intimidation and ranging from verbal abuse to physical attacks, often leaving believers feeling threatened in their own communities. So you know, again I mentioned this last night. When you hear pray for Ukraine, not Russia, when you hear pray for Israel not Palestine, there are Christians in every one of those countries, So you should be praying for the safety of those Christians, and that you should be praying that the people who were, you know, wanting harm against those people that the…"
🔑 epstein
"all of these collectively, this is a pattern of vertical consolidations that positions a company not merely as a supplier of tools, but a participant across multiple stages of medical deployment. And again, this positioning became visible during COVID right public reporting corporate disclosures confirm, confirm on record that Thermo Fisher supported testing expansion through PCR related technologies. And what happened to the inventor of the PCR test in August of twenty nineteen. It was either …"
🔑 trump
"the ABC seven Data team, would use this same energy that would power approximately one point seven million homes, more than every home in the city of Chicago. Industry experts say that facilities are needed for modern digital infrastructure and can benefit the economy. For poorer communities that specifically need a big increase in tax revenue. Data centers are really good for that. It's like they create a lot of like construction jobs, and then a few additional maintenance jobs. But they creat…"
🔑 iran
"two states, one Arab, one Jewish. They recommended partition. It didn't create a state. It's an interesting time period. Go back and look at all this. If I can find the document, I'm going to post it for you. And look at all the deceit that has surrounded this country. But we're going to continue on for now. Right, we talked about how close we are. It feels like nineteen ninety one all over again. Reuter's reported that in late January that Trump was weighing options against Iran again last nig…"
🔑 supreme court
"Now. They haven't had any success yet in this chamber to get that immunity. They've had some success in the state legislatures, which are also under sieged to get this immunity from liability. Look, the constitution guarantees people a trial if they've been harmed. Why are we contemplating going against the constitution. The Attorney General has opened favorably for this German company in front of the Supreme Court about getting rid of any liability that they should have for any damages. And th…"
🔑 iran
"how empires behave. So the Mendoro kidnapping was quick successful, and it was adrenaline rush for Trump and that made him overconfident in the capacity of the American military. Okay, so hubris is a factor, and we see this throughout history. What did Hitler invade Salent because he conquered Europe really easily and he thought it was invincible, right, and that led to the destruction of the German army in the Soviet Union. So hubris is a factor. Then you have to look at internal political cal…"
🔑 iran
"calls for repentance, faith, and allegiance to Christ. That is where the blindness ends. That is where freedom begins. And that is the message that stands long after every earthly power fades. And I want you to remember in the coming days and weeks that they're ramping it up on the news. They're going to get you to root for a certain team. They're going to tell you, excuse me, the other team is evil. But I also want you to remember there's over a million Christians and Iran, and there are Chris…"
🔑 trump
"Russell Hunter. He's a he's a brilliant man. If you were allowed to worship a human being, he'd be a good candidate, but you know, we're not allowed to. And he's a sinner just like me. But he's a he's a fabulous artist. He's a he's a great speaker, he's a great thinker, and he makes he makes some pretty interesting already made a bill that that it looks like money, but it had fifty three the value of fifty three in the corners. And our good President Donald Trump is"
🔑 ukraine
"six years ago. We're already just about in the spring of this year, and we've had so many curveballs thrown at us since then, Ukraine, Russia, so on, so forth. We can never forget how important you know, the medical industrial complex, how much power they hold, and how they can affect our family, and how we should have that autonomy. And you know, everybody who is a longtime listener knows. Scott Shaah, Grace's dad I think this is his third time on the program. He has quite the story to tell. I…"
🔑 trump
"of putting troops on the ground, I'm not afraid of anything. Now in a way to a reporter who might be trying to spend something, he's not afraid of Iran turning into another Veht. No, Well, maybe Trump's is saying I'm not afraid of Iran. We can handle them easy. I think we and especially as Christians. And I mentioned this in my Sunday school class. On Sunday, I get a lot of emails from people saying, how do we pray during times of war? Right? And if I mentioned this already, I apologize. Betwee…"
🔑 iran
"his stock. And then your black rock, your black street, your vanguard was scooping it up for pennies on the dollar. And I think we're going to see a lot more of that this week. And what we closed the podcast with, I think you'll start to it'll come around full circle, and you'll understand that this is more about more lockdowns, more closures, and finishing off small business. Right. So again, this simultaneous type of breakdown has only occurred a handful of times in the past decade. So again,…"
🔑 iran
"we've had this guest on. His name is Justin Ellenboss. He came on back in July of last year and we talked about true Israel and obviously with everything that's going on in the world right now, and I guess what they call the great noticing there are a few people that I know in my circle who are more well versed, not so much historically, but biblically grounded, and that's where we should be looking for direction. And you know, with everything going on between Israel Iran, and you know, it feel…"
🔑 supreme court
"Right. And then in eighty one, Nevin's surviving family members actually filed suit against the federal government alleging negligence and responsibility for his death, as well as financial and emotional harm caused to his wife, of course from the medical cost. Now, the lower court ruled against them, primarily because the test, I should say, the bacteria used in the test was unproven to be responsible for Nevin's death. Now, the family did appeal all the way to Scotus the Supreme Court,"
🔑 trump
"I feel like it's really necessary to kind of get this information on the people, to tell them, no, there is a way out. It's not easy, but freedom wasn't ever free. You have to work for. It, yeah, for sure. And I think it would be a different story if we had a god fearing government that wasn't sending the money outs you know every day, that wasn't manipulating the stock market with making up stories about a deal with Iran is just about just about to be signed, and then every Monday morning for …"
🔑 international criminal
"Shazad: The the us, the people on the outside, how can we help, you know, those people that have accidentally made a or made a mistake and now, you know, feel won't offer what what support we can offer them. Rob: We we've spoken in the past a few years ago now, but the in the UK we have a prison radio association, and I know in the US there are similar uh uh prison radio uh organizations that either broadcast to and it maintains that relationship, and it maintains that contact with people becau…"
🔑 span
"At the end of January, first began to notice the beginnings of memory failure. This increased progressively during February until he returned to a state of virtually complete amnesia again about the beginning of March, and has remained in that state ever since. At the beginning of relapse, Hess expressed anxiety over it, saying that no one would believe him this time, after he had said that he had faked his amnesia the first time. The amnesia is progressive, each day's events being quickly forg…"
